Lassen County Visitors Center

A little background on why I named this blog what I did.

I should probably do a little explaining on my title of this blog. First my last name is White. Therefore I live in the "White House." Living in the "White House" makes me the 1st Lady. My physical address says I live in Westwood Ca. (not the one by Los Angeles) but a little mountain town in Northeastern Ca. However I really live in a section out of Westwood known as Pinetown. With all the joking going on between my friends, I inevitably became Pinetowns 1st Lady living in the "White House." With all that said, this is just going to be a more personal blog of my life here in Westwood/Pinetown. My family and friends being a big part of it.
Originally I really wanted to take a picture a day for one year and post it on this blog. Perhaps like a photo diary. My life though is quite quiet and perhaps is not photo worthy for a picture a day but I plan on trying. So why not hop in and take a ride with me through little mountain town U.S.A. You may just love it as much as I do!

Allison

Kind of crappy weather today. Warm enough not to have to don a huge coat but no sun, dull like and a dingy looking day. Not feeling like walking to the store Dave drove me and something caught our eye. Going to do a check it out thing we found nothing except myself and him sitting in the parking lot of the Lassen County Visitors Center. Naturally I had my camera so shooting away I did.

This used to be the old Westwood railroad depot. Not needing it for that use anymore, it has been turned into this visiting center. It was not open just now but I have been inside. It is really nice with all the information about our area and outlying areas. The couple of times I have been in there, they had a section where they would display our local artists work. It's a wonderful place to see the artistic talent that is in this neck of the woods. The couple of featured artists I had seen there previously were indeed very talented.

So for todays picture(s) of the day I give you the Lassen County Visitors Center.