With Mom more or less safely deposited at Regency, Dad and I looked at her salmon lunch and thought it was time for us to go out and eat lunch. Highway 101 houses most of the joints in Florence, and one that I haven't visited is Kathleen & Nina's (
remember Laverne & Gail's?)
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actually, you CAN say yummy enough, but it was good enough. |
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Crochet Fever! |
I mention Laverne and Gail's for the obvious reasons. Small town, local joint, handwritten signs on wall, etc...but the highlights of Kathleen & Nina's included a crochet collection for sale at the cash register and a terrific pig collection. I counted ninety seven pigs from where I was seated, but our server admitted that they have thousands of pigs. Customers bring them in and they put them in boxes. And so it goes:
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Piggy times thousands |
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Piggy |
Can you sell your crochet there?
ReplyDeleteDid this place remind you of the restaurant you guys visited on the UP bike ride?