Photo by Kristen Bach
marigolds
Summer Greens
Photo by Kristen Bach
short street cakes
Photos and story by Kristen Bach
A few months ago, I met author Jodi Rhoden while she was on a book tour for her book, Cake Ladies. Her book documents several lady bakers throughout the South and shares their stories and favorite southern cake recipes.
This past weekend, I was in Asheville, and I stopped at her cake shop,Visit Short Street Cakes. It is tucked away, off the beaten path, which gave it even more character. We stopped and got a couple….or few, cupcakes and a great cup of french-pressed coffee. The hummingbird cake was my favorite! I surely will be back next time I am in town.
Rustic Wood
Photo by Kristen Bach
rusty cars
Photos by Rebecca Wood
i love rust. here’s some great rusty car pics i took recently.
Yellow Blooms
Photo by Kristen Bach
Schoolhouse Fabrics
Photos and words by Rebecca Wood
while exploring floyd, virginia, recently, i found old schoolhouse fabrics. whoo-hoo! read the sign: it says ‘come spend the day’. if you can take it! all kinds of rooms full of fabrics and trim. the last stop is an upholstery barn where it’s all $5.98 a yard! lots of fun.
Summer Pods
Photo by Kristen Bach
john crow’s house
Photos and words by Rebecca Wood
i met an indian named john crow. he lives by a verdant stream deep in the mountains. he has his own world there, living and creating peacefully in beauty.
Dill Blooms
Photo by Kristen Bach
crocosmia
Photo and arrangement by Rinne Allen
Fungi
Photo by Kristen Bach
a neighborhood garden
Photos and story by Kristen Bach
Just a handful of years ago, the sweetest little garden appeared. It easily is one of my favorite places in town to visit. Tucked away behind a church and neighborhood, this secret little place is one of the best-kept secrets in town. Over the years, they have cleared this valley from kudzu vines and made the most immaculate garden. Their system is so organized with rain barrels to collect and distribute water, compost piles to collect waste and nourish the plants, and, of course, a growing museum of treasures found in the clean up. I always will treasure this little garden.
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