100 Things I Like: Recology San Benito County

Recology San Benito County offers a comprehensive garbage and recycling system, which I have taken for granted. Hazardous waste, yard waste, recyclable items, electronic waste, you name it, Recology can probably pick it up or tell you where to drop it off. Here's its Web site link to access a lot of info about recycling and garbage collection.

By the way, check out the sides of the Recology garbage trucks for student art work that won in its annual poster contest.

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100 Things I Like: Super Taqueria

The first time the husband and I walked into Super Taqueria, we walked right back out. The garbage can was overflowing and flies were buzzing around it. Gracias, pero no. That was eight years ago.

Earlier this year, we needed nutrition quickly and craving burritos. since Super Taqueria was nearby, we decided to give it a try. All this time, we could've been eating  yummy burritos at a rather affordable price. As for the trash problem. None that I can see.

Super Taqueria is located at 460 Tres Pinos Road (north side).

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100 Things I Like: The Robot

When I'm walking, I discover things I've missed when I'm driving, or even riding my bicycle. Who knows how long this robot has been residing down at the cannery? I wonder how many times I  have quickly glanced down that driveway on San Benito Street and just saw nothing but tanks.

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100 Things I Like: The Pinnacle Farm Stand

Fresh, organic, and yummy-licious locally grown vegetables and fruit. That's why the husband and I like to head over to the Pinnacle Farm Stand in San Juan Valley almost every Saturday. The farm stand is open from  8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

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100 Things I LIke: Seeing New Heights

I have always wondered what it looks like inside the old Elk Lodge on Fifth and San Benito Streets. It only took me several decades to finally find out. Well, at the least the stairways.

Yesterday morning, the husband and I stepped inside and climbed the stairs to the top floor. This is part of the front stairway. Beautiful, huh? It reminds me of  the stairways of the old buildings on Market Street in San Francisco. The back stairway is all carpeted and modern looking. Of course, I prefer huffing and puffing up the magnificent front stairway.

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