This shop had the rooms set up as a beach house. I loved the bedroom, done in white, white billowy gauzy curtains at the windows, accents of sea glass blues and greens. It was so refreshing, so relaxing, and so expensive! That's my friend Carole heading up the steps.
Here's one of the streets, with my friend Bev trying to hide from the camera.
Every time we took my mom on an adventure, we would look for red berries. It kind of became our special thing to do, finding berries in different locations. This tree was full of them and mom would have loved it.
And we had lunch at this cafe, which I highly recommend to anyone visiting Havana, Florida. Ernie and I split a Cuban pork sandwich and each had a cup of the most delicious mushroom soup I've ever eaten. Yummy! The cafe had a lot of interesting pictures on the walls. The one I liked best was a watercolor of Bob Dylan, a fellow Minnesotan. We had a safe trip home and stopped for Mexican food for dinner. We haven't planned the next adventure yet, but I'm sure we'll find something to do this week.
5 comments:
OH what a trip. I take it Ernie is feeling better? We are headed to St. Augustine before long. I so hope the weather is warmer by the time we get to Florida.
Loved you finding the red berries!
Yup, Ernie I feeling fine. Back to his old self. I hope the weather warms up before you come south to the sunshine state. It's been cold!
fun fun fun! that little town looks incredible. did you get any bargains?
Who'd think - ice in Florida. Looks like you had a great time.
A town full of antiques? Oh my, did you close the place down? What a wonderful way to spend an afternoon and I love the reminiscing and appreciation for the red berries...this really touched my heart ~
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