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| Last weekend as Gary and I were heading home from my high school reunion, we took a slight diversion from our route to peak into an old town. |
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| This old hotel with a "No Vacancy" sign was one of the first buildings to catch our eyes. |
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| It had some very interesting features, ...like this old washing machine on the wrap-around porch. |
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| When taking a picture of the side-view of the old hotel, something else caught my attention... |
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| ...I had to take a closer look... Yes, it really was a parking meter! But I don't think it's used any more... |
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| Just down the street was the "Old Everton Bank". |
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| Beside the bank was a building called "The Little Store". |
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| It had a little home-made sign advertising another home-made Southern staple! |
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| My husband decided to see if "The Little Store" was actually open as the brightly colored flag stated. |
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| Since it was a hot late July afternoon, we opted for a vanilla ice cream cone instead of their famous biscuits and gravy! |
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| What a neat little side-trip! |
Thanks for coming along on the tour!
For another type of tour,
why not take a trip through the rocks in my rock garden?
You'll find them HERE!
5 comments:
That is fascinating.
Ditto Ruth! Pics are fun to see :-)
Now that's a side trip that my husband would LOVE to take. He's all about stopping at unique little places off the beaten path. I don't naturally do that--give me the interstate so I can get there efficiently!--but I miss things doing it my way. His way is more exciting, I must admit. :)
Neat town! I would have opted for the ice cream too. :)
That ice cream cone looks mighty good. Enjoyed the photos too.
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