Hello – wanted to share a photo from Fredericksburg, VA, linking up with nancy merrill photography for Small Towns
Small Towns sometimes have eateries with a flag covering the sky light and old books piled high for your reading enjoyment.
Small towns also sometimes have the classic hardware store, this one is called Earl’s True Value:
And in this small town, we can find one of a kind rooftop dining (Linked to Cee’s ROOFS):
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That small town vibe is my kind of thing…rooftop dining too! Cheers mon amie! 🙂 ❤
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They have really good coolios and flies – one day we can dine there maybe –
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The most peaceful will always be small towns 🙂 I love them 🙂
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Well said – even though your brilliant large city photos show the beauty to be found in those places too!
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A bit here and there ^.^/
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Great images! I would love to try the rooftop dining! Thanks for joining the challenge!
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The air is so fresh up there – ahhhh and nice view too!
Happy thanksgiving to you NM….
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Thanks! Happy Thanksgiving to you, as well!
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😊
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Mesmerised by the lights, Yvette! Very clever 🙂
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Gracias Jo- I was messing with the edits to see how those lights would change – and only later did I realize the books have some fun titles:
Salted
saltie
JOe + Beef
Ha!
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🙂 🙂
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Talk to you later amiga and those Brit blog awards better show you some LOVE this year- they better – 🏅🎖🏅🎖
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Are those books for people to sit down and read while you eat? I guess people may need to come back to keep on reading. I think that is a good idea though at least as decoration items. They make the place feel intimate with the place.
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You’re right – it does add decor – and IKEA now has books in their eatery too- but I don’t like eating at IKEA anymore cos the food is never fresh or hot enough –
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I’ve not been to IKEA store. It is good to know they serve food there. It is a great idea but too bad the food isn’t fresh or hot enough. It is a thing that I hope they can improve on.
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Well maybe it is because we go late in day – no wait – we have been there in afternoon many times – and soups are Never hot enough!
Anyhow – we bought some items there when we first moved to Virginia and guess how much of it we still have? Nada.
We think their furniture is rather rickety and not durable.
However – their bedding is usually a great cotton- and they have sales often!
Also – fun innovative toys for kids.
Hope you have a nice day YC
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I love small towns (I guess that’s why I live in one). We have some great little shops that offer all kinds of local wares – but we don’t have rooftop dining unfortunately 😀
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Well maybe someday some rooftops will open up…. I think the main places I have seen rooftop development has been in older places – like this one….
Hm
And sorry for late reply. I had to rescue your comments again…
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One of our favourite things about America is discovering small towns . . . not done it for a while as on our last trip which was a year ago we were in a big city for most of our stay. Next year hopefully get back out on the road.
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Well you do get around – I look forward to catching up on your blog more
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