I just wanted to share some photos I took while on a wet 
and soggy "lessons learned" trip to 
We found several people visiting their coffee and souvenir shop, milling around 
the lobby, and many were in the auditorium setting up for a wedding.
I went with Gary 
Baker (right in the group shot) and Dr. Julian Ahler (retired - center of the photo), who have a habit of doing a "road trip" once a month, and have begun inviting me alone. We all work on the Princess Restoration Project in Harriman, so these trips usually involve fact finding for that effort. Although, sometimes we are hunting watermelons, sourdough bread, and homemade cheeses!
Today we found a wonderful doughnut shop (Richy Krème), a used bookstore, and a pint of ale and appetizers at Sullivan's Fine Food in historic downtown
As we begin to spend the $1.7M the Princess Foundation just received from TVA, there will be several of these trips, and plenty of opportunities to share my adventures with you!
There are some other shots posted at FLICKR and more about the theater on the Princess Blog!
6 comments:
Took me just a bit to catch the "Half-Lady", but I finally found 'er! Instead of "15-seconds of fame", she'll only get 7.5, I guess?(ONE-second is too much fer ME, when it's MY self involved!)
LOVE that "funky-green" back-drop, with the lighting accents, in that next-to-last pic! For a non-posed shot, that came out nice!
Looks like fun! There's an old theater in Ft. Worth that we used to go to as kids that was turned into a coffee shop, dinner theater type place. Still goin' strong, I think, though now it's been turned into a bank. http://www.fortworthyesterday.com/bowie.jpg
She's easier found if you double click the photos and enlarge them!
Yeah, that's how I found her! And, I don't have to double-click---I've got mine set for single-click!
Yeah, it's the lazy-way---but, what more can---or SHOULD---I say???
That has to be such a treat, Mushy, to be able to plan and dream about what you can do with your theater, AND have some dough to be able to actually do it. Way cool.
Beautiful Photos of the Theater....
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