This Moment is a ritual found on Life inspired by the Wee Man adopted from SouleMama which was introduced to me by Sarah-Jane of Samuel Michaels Photography. If you would like to participate….. then post your picture on a Friday and leave your link in the comment section and above so that I and others can visit you as well.
Oh! An independent bookstore! Those are, sadly, so few and far between these days . . .
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Independent is the only way to go!! The staff at E Shavers have been good friends for many many years and loved Erin as she did them. Cody enjoys going there as well :)
DeleteI'd love to go there! Great moment....I'm sure you enjoyed it! :)
ReplyDeleteMaybe someday you will get the opportunity to visit...I always have fun browsing the shelves and chatting up the staff. Thanks for wandering by :)
DeleteOoo... the independent book stores :) are the best! What kind of tree, is it a weeping willow? Your moment captured has lots of character...
ReplyDeleteIt's a live Oak which are found everywhere here in Savannah. Independents have charm and character that the box stores lack. Thanks for visiting!! :)
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ReplyDeleteWoW! Don't see too many of those nowadays. Lovely capture David! Thanks for sharing.
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Vick will take us all the way to Superbowl...Go EAGLES! lol
They're disappearing fast but thankfully ours is doing well. Buy local!!! Andy thanks for stopping by!!
DeleteEagles dream team was a nightmare but ya should do better this year. That said this is Matty Ice and the Falcons years!! :)
Hi David, we have some wonderful book stores here in Argentina. Whenever I am in the big city, I pay them a visit.
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I imagine there are some lovely places to browse and idle the afternoon away. Would like to see some pics of Argentina's book stores. Thanks for visiting!!
DeleteGot to be one nice place.
ReplyDeleteVery nice indeed...One of my comfort places
DeleteIt was my childhood dream to have one of those! So glad you have this special place, David.
ReplyDeleteIt will be a sad day for Savannah and society in general if they ever close their doors forever. I've always thought it'd be awesome to work in a bookstore. Thanks Corinne!!
Deletewe don't have such bookstores here :(
ReplyDeleteplace looks so serene and cool
That's a shame there are no bookstores where you live :(
DeleteGreat moment!!
ReplyDeleteGeet Thanks for saying so!!
DeleteWOW nice place...my favorite place here is a used bookstore literally thousands of books....I love going there spending hours going through the shelves...As always..XOXOXOXO
ReplyDeleteI'm a big fan of used bookstores as well...You never know what will be found and the cost is hard to beat anywhere. Thanks for visiting Bonnie!!
DeleteI'm not much of a book-reader, but I do love to be in a library. I know, doesn't make much sense, does it? I love the sign...it sort of reminds me of 'ol timey' kind of days :)
ReplyDeleteThere is something magical about being surrounded by mountains of books. E Shaver is an old bookstore thus this sign has some age to it. A reminder of the good ole days indeed!! Mary thanks for stopping by!!
DeleteDavid we have some stores like this in Vancouver, one of my fav's being Banyon Books...where I used to go and get lost on a rainy day...curling up in a corner with a stack of books trying to make up my mind...this is a beautiful moment...one picture...conjuring up memories of times where we can still actually put our hands on real books...thank you dear friend for the reminder...Always...
ReplyDeleteMy favorite place. :-)
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