I’m not sure whether to call this a lane or an alley. We stopped by the Distillery District after church Sunday before last. I wanted to check out Sunday in the District.
I wanted a sandwich.
I wanted a sandwich from the Brick Street Bakery.
And a cookie.
Yeah. A chocolate chip cookie in the Toll House® tradition. Only bigger.
We got monster sandwiches on organic bread, cookies, and a bottle of S. Pellegrino, and took our picnic booty out in the cobbled square. There’s nothing like sharing your table and summer view with a sparrow in the District on a Sunday.
We did some walking about in the lanes that call the Distillery District their home before zipping back to Burbville.
Vroom, vroom.
And Monday skitters in cool and perfect for scrubbing floors.
Elen
Elen Grey 
The Distillery District looks like a very nice area. Full of life – and cookies and other delightful temptations. Love the photograph that shows the open space in the alley – or lane.
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Yes. It is. I think you might like it, Otto. Here is a link to the history: http://www.thedistillerydistrict.com/our-story/history-of-the-distillery-district/ They took what was a major source of manufacturing and commerce (historically) and converted it into a place of arts and entertainments and a people space, while preserving the historical site. Thank you. I’m working on broadening my photographic view. 🙂
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Reminds me of Post Alley in Seattle (near Pike Place Market). Very fun.
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I so want to visit Seattle. Thank you.
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