Before coming home from Georgia yesterday, we had a big day out on Saturday...we attended the Crabapple Festival in Alpharetta. This is a good old fashioned festival, held annually, complete with lots of crafts and antique dealers...and it all takes place at Millie Huckabay's American Country.
That's Millie sitting on the porch of her shop...on the left, in the background.
Millie's shop is wonderful...one of those places that when you walk in...your heart beats a little faster!
Millie kindly gave me permission to take photos...so here are a few for you to enjoy.
So much to see...a wonderful mix of antiques and prim goods and folk art!
Here are the goodies that came home with me...an early book, a yummy Fall mix that smells divine,
a very early pewter measure....
...and a lovely pair of Jacquelyn Trone watercolors.
Hope you enjoyed visiting the Crabapple Festival...we sure did!
Mr. M. and Annie each got to pick something fun to do while in Atlanta, and I'll be back to share their picks later in the week.
As always, thank you for coming by and saying hello...I'm behind in my visiting, but I'll be trying to catch up this week.
Have a great week!
Enjoy the day,
Robyn
Oh what fun.
ReplyDeleteI love the photo of you and your beautiful daughter.
WOnderful new treasures too.
Thanks for sharing.
Happy Fall
Trace
www.grannytracescrapsandsquares.com
Hello Robyn, oh what fun, a great festival. You and your sweet daughter together is such a beautiful picture. My heart would beet faster in that shop to, OMG!!!! I would have spent alot of money in there, so many great goodies in there. Thanks for sharing, Blessings Francine.
ReplyDeletewhat a great shop! looks like fun was had by everyone.
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Hi Robyn,
ReplyDeleteYou find some of the most wonderful places to visit/shop...this is one of them.
I think I see many, many wonderful treasures that would have left in my van!
Beautiful photo of you and your daughter.
Thanks for sharing with us.
Karen
Thanks for sharing...love the watercolors...Blessings...Pam
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great place to visit!
ReplyDeleteHi Robyn, thank you for sharing this wonderful shop with us, oh how I would love to visit. Annie appears to have had a good time too! I love the little treasures that are coming home with you. Safe travels, Julie.
ReplyDeleteOh it looks like such a wonderful shop! Glad you had fun at the festival!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful shop!
ReplyDeleteThanks for a peek into Millie's. I've read about her wares and you gave me the only visit inside I'll ever have.
ReplyDeleteRobyn ~
ReplyDeleteWhat a great shop! A new shop opened last weekend in a neighboring town and I was excited to drop in. What a disappointment. Mostly Chinese imports and nothing unique or antique. It's in a high rent district (at least for our area) and sadly, I don't think it will be around long!
Wonderful pic of you and sweet Annie!
Hugs :)
Lauren
Oh my heck!! What an amazing shop! I wasn't seeing too much that I wouldn't have wanted to bring home with me....but you chose so wisely...old book, old pewter - and what glorious watercolors!!! Now THOSE are on my "green with envy" list for sure.... Smiles & Hugs ~ Robin (PS - That has to be one of the most beautiful photos of you I've seen yet....I know you are beautiful - but, somehow, in this one you look positively ethereal....)
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