OK, WE DID IT! Yes, we went to Lady and Sons to eat.
It was a wonderful lunch and we were stuffed. I had their crab burger and French fries (which were potato slices, breaded and deep fried)
and Gary had their chicken pot pie.
We really are glad that we did not wait around all day for dinner as we would not have slept well afterward. It really is rich food and yummie! The building was an old warehouse, renovated, and we ate on the third floor. The kitchen is on the second floor.
We began the day with Gary dropping me off at the restaurant about a half hour before they opened the reception booth, so that I could sign in and choose a time. That is their procedure, no phoned reservations! I was about six from the front of the line and really could have had any choice. The half hour went fast as there are other tourists to visit with. Gary drove around the block over and over to pick me back up when finished.
We then took the Tour Bus to go to City Market to see what is there.
There was just more tourist boutiques and the horse carriage tours! From there we went to an Antique Mall on Bay Street again and finished the other two floors of it that we did not see the first time. Then we went down the steps to River Street to see the ships
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and the back drop of River Street, which is more boutiques and restaurants.
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Once we had whiled away enough time, we walked to and rested in Wright Square, which is one of the cities 22 squares.
We enjoy watching the people and looking at the buildings.
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Wright Square is pretty well surrounded by large bank buildings of both past and present.
Then we went on to Paula Dean's store connected to her restaurant on Congress Street. I hate to say it, but I did not see anything that I could not live with out! But the lunch made it worth while. It was 2 p.m. before we left for home. So it was about our limit for a day. We usually do five or six hours!
Tonight we are going out to dinner at the Pink Pig, near the campground, with the Sunday School Class that we have been visiting. So we are looking forward to some good fellowship and food. I am sure that we will need to cut back on food next week!!!
Stay tuned! We are not sure what we might do next. We still have about two weeks here!
Take care!
It was a wonderful lunch and we were stuffed. I had their crab burger and French fries (which were potato slices, breaded and deep fried)
and Gary had their chicken pot pie.
We really are glad that we did not wait around all day for dinner as we would not have slept well afterward. It really is rich food and yummie! The building was an old warehouse, renovated, and we ate on the third floor. The kitchen is on the second floor.
We began the day with Gary dropping me off at the restaurant about a half hour before they opened the reception booth, so that I could sign in and choose a time. That is their procedure, no phoned reservations! I was about six from the front of the line and really could have had any choice. The half hour went fast as there are other tourists to visit with. Gary drove around the block over and over to pick me back up when finished.
We then took the Tour Bus to go to City Market to see what is there.
There was just more tourist boutiques and the horse carriage tours! From there we went to an Antique Mall on Bay Street again and finished the other two floors of it that we did not see the first time. Then we went down the steps to River Street to see the ships
.jpg)
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and the back drop of River Street, which is more boutiques and restaurants.
.jpg)
Once we had whiled away enough time, we walked to and rested in Wright Square, which is one of the cities 22 squares.
We enjoy watching the people and looking at the buildings.
.
Wright Square is pretty well surrounded by large bank buildings of both past and present.
Then we went on to Paula Dean's store connected to her restaurant on Congress Street. I hate to say it, but I did not see anything that I could not live with out! But the lunch made it worth while. It was 2 p.m. before we left for home. So it was about our limit for a day. We usually do five or six hours!
Tonight we are going out to dinner at the Pink Pig, near the campground, with the Sunday School Class that we have been visiting. So we are looking forward to some good fellowship and food. I am sure that we will need to cut back on food next week!!!
Stay tuned! We are not sure what we might do next. We still have about two weeks here!
Take care!
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