Our three (Not) Musketeers went down the road to Asheville NC. To visit some stores, eat at a nice restaurant, and go to at least one book sale.
We enjoyed reading the chakras on the Tibetan Prayer Flags. Though it was fun to capture our own smiles in the window!
We did shop in the tiny store on the right at street level in the Public Service Building, after lunch.
These are the large letters cut out of a Readers Digest volume. There were also smaller ones above, but no "C"s for my friend to give to her granddaughter.
Lunch at the Early Girl, which was open and two of us decided a brunch choice would be ideal. Our vegan friend had an impossible burger.
I'll share a bit more next time...
Today's quote:
Sharing with Saturday's Critters...can you count how many we saw, including Ms. Piggy too?
...we have several flat iron buildings here, but not a flat iron!
ReplyDeleteNot sure what's inside our flat our building actually.
DeleteLooks like a good day for three good ladies. But I am glad it was you and not me. 😎
ReplyDeleteWell, I didn't buy a thing, until we got to used books!
DeleteHello Barbara,
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed seeing your critters! The dog is a favorite along with the pot-bellied pig. The lunch with your friends with some shopping sounds fun. Love the reflection photo! Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great weekend. PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.
So glad to hear from you Eileen. I guess the frog didn't count, being plaster and all. But there's also a tiny dog on a leash in the very first sculpture of three people in metal. Happy weekend.
DeleteLovely photos of your day there. It is so nice to see the reflection of the three of you in the store window. (NewRobin13)
ReplyDeleteI did like setting that up, having seen two of us in the sunlight, I asked the other to back up...and she went sideways, then behind me, until I explained the purpose, to just get in the picture!
DeleteWhat a fun outing.
ReplyDeleteNice and yes, I see "the critter". What a big one.
ReplyDeleteI don't know if that's Mr or Miss Piggy. She certainly lives up to her name.
DeleteWe lived in Asheville for many years and I miss it. I always enjoy your photos and catching of glimpse of this special part of the mts!
ReplyDeleteGlad to share - and there will be more. I try to edit out a lot of the photos, but still have to limit the numbeer I share in one post!
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ReplyDeleteSounds like you all had a wonderful day trip to Asheville! Beautiful pics!
That is one big pig.
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