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March 06, 2008
The Mark of the Potter
So, we've officially become Helen junkies.
On Saturday, we decided to pop out there for a walk in the town with the babies. We took a little detour on the way to stop at The Mark of the Potter, a grist-mill turned pottery shop, of which I have many fond childhood memories. It's on a windy little road up a mountain, about 10 miles from Helen.
We started out with the babies' first picnic by the river. We could wait for fun Helen food. They could not. People walking past us gooed and oohed at the babies.
Inside, we saw a craftsman at work.
On the back porch, you can feed the fat fish, or watch the rapids. I probably fed those same fish when I was a little girl.
We picked out a mug in memory of the occasion, and left for our day in Helen. It was a gorgeous day to walk outside with our babies snug in their little slings.
The End.
adventures & travels | By Tim and Jo | 03:06 PM
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