Old Town Temecula

Randy worked the last two days; as usual, on his first day off we like to go somewhere. It was too cool and breezy to go to the beach so we went to Old Town Temecula. Even on a cool day it's a good place to walk around. We went through most of the shops; I bought a bracelet at one and Randy bought a little German Shuttle at another (that one is going to take some research). For lunch we stopped at Mad Madeline's and had an OK burger and fries. Since his time at the Hilton Head Island Motorcoach Resort Snack Shack, Randy has spoiled me forever on French Fries.

One shop is devoted completely to wool products, where wool materials were sold as "wool fats".  According to the shop owner, this refers to cutting a section of wool into quarters, instead of cutting it into lengths. The cut sections are shorter but fatter. I don't know if that's true, but its how he sold his product.

The part of town we were in was pretty nice. They have banners supporting soldiers along all the roads and in front of the lovely City Hall.