Across the street was this neat old book shoppe!
The next day, we sat by the lake at a park for a while, not far from my friend's house. Two lakes are in the Mt. Dora area. The crowded part was on the other side. We had this side practically to ourselves. As an added delight, we stopped at a fresh market stand on the way and picked up fresh vegetables for our meal, plus a watermelon and bag of Georgia pecans, IN THE SHELL, for me to bring home. I grew up with pecan trees and my home town was 'the watermelon capitol of the world' (don't tell other towns who make that same claim). That made the outing extra special. Photos from the park are below.
6 comments:
oooh, spanish moss! lovely!
Isn't it glorious?? I saw it all through the town as well as here in the park shot.
Great photos, and it sounds like a lovely little vay-cay for you. Any good finds at the bookstore? :)
Hi Collin. It really was fun, there. Unfortunately, we spent our energy pigging out at the restaurant and didn't get in there, despite the magnet pulling me desperately in that direction. Next visit I definitely get inside!
It's lovely to share time with you and your friend, Pris.
May I wish you and your family a very Happy Easter.
My very best wishes,
Thank you Annie. The same to you!
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