I love the small, historical feel of the town,...very relaxing. Down Main St. they had American flags set up every few feet and the town was decorated for the 4th.
For breakfast we went to a little coffee shop that was built in what I assume is an old Mill or barn. Was very unique and quaint. It was called Happy Creek Coffee & Tea. 
They have fresh brewed coffee and for breakfast, a steel cut oatmeal and Greek yogurt bar. Had fresh oatmeal and all kinds of toppings to go on it. Was delicious!
They have some unique coffee selections. I tried something new and got cold brewed coffee with real butter and coconut oil. Was creamy but very different...something you have to develop a taste for maybe? Wasn't sure if I liked it or not. Joe got an orange mocha that was pretty good, also different.
The seating was cool, looked handmade from fresh cut wood. The barn was slightly unfinished and had a rustic feel with a modern twist. Eclectic was the best word I could come up with to describe it. It was an experience. 
The seating was cool, looked handmade from fresh cut wood. The barn was slightly unfinished and had a rustic feel with a modern twist. Eclectic was the best word I could come up with to describe it. It was an experience. 
After that we walked down Main Street and looked at the little shops and took in the town. 
We walked past the county court house. It was nice. Decorated for the 4th. 
We came across a small farmers market and a couple interesting little unique town touches. 
After that we had a couple hours worth of driving so we headed back home. We had planned to have dinner with some friends (the Dahlquists) and watch fireworks later that night. So I came home and fixed some food to bring. Fresh fruit salad! Star shaped watermelon, strawberries, and blueberries! 
After eating and fellowshipping we headed to Bro Dahlquist's work to watch the DC fireworks from the air conditioned office building lol. When you have 4 little ones, it's helpful, plus no fighting the crowds.:)
