What a lovely day. The weather had cooled down. I stopped by my dAd's antique store before running some errands.

He has a garden area at the shop. The garden opens in the last spring and stays open until it gets too cold to keep the door open.
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Today I was charmed by how the flowers are growing out of the cracks of the sidewalk. My MoM says that she never waters the sidewalk flowers only the ones in planter.
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You wouldn't know it today but the alley where the garden is housed used to be the first drive-through in Walla Walla. The creamery, which these days is an antique store, made ice cream among other things and we sold it at a window in the alley. We also delivered milk to people's homes. Pretty cool.
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