Stillwater

On Saturday, I had the privilege of joining Hannah, Tyler, and Tyler's twin, Travis, on an expedition to the north. Mid-morning or so, we drove up to the quaint town of Stillwater. I had been there before, but the only times I had gone had been in the summer. It was a beautiful day with snow freshly fallen from the night before and crisp, cool air. It was lovely to get away form the bustling city for a little while. We walked to the river, went into several antique shops (Travis's love language), ate at a pizza place, and walked up the hill to see the view. It was a fun time.
Enjoy the trunks of photos I have here.

There's Travis in the red hat-thing walking around in one of his favorite places. 

These stairs are rather mesmerizing. I seriously wondered how that old building could hold the tons (literally: in the literal since of the word!) of antiques. Those floors were really creaking. 

That's the kind of sewing machine I want.

Tyler's face when I catch him gooing.

Stillwater

Need a tee-shirt?

The hill we climbed from the top. 

This house is utterly beautiful. I would love to live in it, at least for a little while. 

The street from above.

The river is already icing over! The view is literally breath-taking. 

I have a thing for elevators. 

The house on the hill. 

America. 

The old lift bridge. 

So blue!

Strawberry Italian cream soda is de-li-cious!! I recommend it. Thanks to Tyler, I can enjoy wonderful things once in a while. 

Bonus: You should make some placinte. It is worth the high cost of feta cheese and the delight it gives your college friends. 

Look at that cheese!!

OK, I think I have done enough (and I need to write my paper, or read, whichever one my brain will do best at tonight--ha! If anything!)