We had a really good breakfast with Joan, Kathie, Lily, and Annie at the restaurant, then Jan and I went over to look at Joan's house. I love her house, it is old and quirky and big and it has an attached woodshed! How cool is that?!?
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Simon Pearce
Today was all about visiting Simon Pearce www.simonpearce.com and watching the Glassblowers. We had made plans to meet Jan's family for a late breakfast/early lunch at "The Mill", the restaurant at the Simon Pearce store. Jan and I went a little early so we could look through the store and maybe buy some glass. I did not find any glass I couldn't live without, but there are also products from different local artisans and I found a little something I really liked. Actually, two little somethings: I bought a beautiful rolling pin made from different colored woods, and a big round wooden cutting board. I also bought a Vermont cookbook with really good recipes. Other than that, I was good. I went down to the lower level where I looked at the hydro plant that supplies the electricity for the restaurant and the glassblowers. It is so beautiful to look at the covered bridge over the waterfall.
We had a really good breakfast with Joan, Kathie, Lily, and Annie at the restaurant, then Jan and I went over to look at Joan's house. I love her house, it is old and quirky and big and it has an attached woodshed! How cool is that?!?
We had a really good breakfast with Joan, Kathie, Lily, and Annie at the restaurant, then Jan and I went over to look at Joan's house. I love her house, it is old and quirky and big and it has an attached woodshed! How cool is that?!?
