It was Heritage Days in Spring City...
{ Uh, Americana much? Also, the ranunculus was blooming. I was in heaven.}
So I took this boy with me...
{ Why is it that the people who protest the most to getting their pictures taken are the ones that the light loves the most?}
And we looked at old cars...
{There's something so nostalgic to that old leather and oil smell.}
and stopped By Horseshoe Mountain Pottery
{Ohhhhh beautiful Bennion Bowls!}
And marveled at this old church...
{Beautiful old LDS church from 1904. Could have driven your tin lizzy to hear the preacher. They don't make 'em like that anymore. }
{The one on the left is a B&B.}
{I love odd front door wreathes, don't you?}
and chose our favorite-favorite.
{Pioneer meets Provence?}
{All it needs is some chickens in the yard. Please tell the owners I'll be moving in next week. m'kay? thanks.}
Good light, good food, great company. It was a grand day out.
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Ya! It was a perfect Spring City day! How did we miss you? Zina brought home a tiny Joe B bowl, and Xan got a carved feather (aka Bowie knife) from Peel's stand. And we got to ride on Tennessee's wagon. I liked Randall Lake's local art, and the kids liked "Sophie Soprano"'s whimsical town-portraits. My favorite house? the new restoration on 4th South, kitty-corner from ours. Kids' favorite? the DOUBLE trampolines in the yard at our house - very nice new renters! All in all, and excellent day: could have been better only if we had met up with you!
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