Friday, February 13, 2009
window shopping
Shopping in downtown Royston, mostly just window shopping or looking, but I had to get this little folk art 'Quilt Barn'. I saw some nice old quilts which were about $55. I guess that is a good price, but just looking for now.
I met some nice people, shop owners trying to make a living. This is not a tourist town, so there is not much traffic to sustain the shops. One man said Royston is a great place to live if you work somewhere else.
The antiques are interesting to look at, they bring back memories of furniture and furnishings seen at my grandparents' house. But I have never been one to buy anything like that, we have way more 'stuff' than we need at home already. It is fun to look at, something to do after work, just walking around town.
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