Spring Flings

  • The Floor of Heaven by Howard Blum
  • An Object of Beauty by Steve Martin
  • The Devil She Knows by Bill Loehfelm
  • Turn of Mind by Alice LaPlante
  • The Cutting for Stone by Abraham Verghese (book club read)
  • Death of a Pinehurst Princess by Steve Bouser
  • Still Life by Louise Penny
  • Looking at Salvation at the Dairy Queen by Susan Gilmore
  • Cannery Row by John Steinbeck (book club read)
  • Trap Line by Carl Hiaasen
  • Killer Stuff and Tons of Money by Maureen Stanton

Sunday, November 21, 2010

Shatley Springs Family Style Country dining



This month the Active Adult group at church went to the Shatley Springs Family Style Country Restaurant for lunch. Since we have heard such rave reviews of this old landmark, we decided to go. When we pulled into the church parking lot, and hubby saw the 10 very old people who were going, he backed out. So I went without him.


Shatley Springs is about 15 minutes away and it is a campsite with cabins clustered around a spring that was once rumored to heal people. Starting in 1890 people from near and far began to converge on the site seeking relief from varying skin diseases, stomach ailments, rheumatism and nervous disorders. The cabins built in the 1920's are still used today.


The restaurant has won "The Breakfast of Champions" award by Our State Magazine. I don't know about the breakfast, but lunch was tasty. Without a salad or soup on the menu, I chose roast beef, gravy, sweet potatoes and green beans. I didn't want fried chicken, chicken pot pie or fried country ham. You can also get your meal family style: fried chicken and fried ham along with 6 veggies, drink and dessert.
Cabins


The famous spring


More cabins

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