This is a hippy heritage classic. Located within one of North America's first Ecovillages (est…read more 1971), the Side Door offers rustic luxury amid enchanting natural surroundings. Permaculturally designed edible landscapes lead to elfin cabins made from cob, strawbale, round pole, earthbag, and bamboo. The outdoor solar showers are a real treat at sunset.

I believe everyone should go here at least once in their lives. A truly magical place !!!! The…read moreplaces too stay are a hippie paradise. This is my husband and I second time her we just love it and plan too come back again

We stopped here, drawn in by the large sign that said "Amish products". This was a tad bit…read moremisleading, but they did have jellies and jams made by the local Amish, but more so the items FOR the Amish; hats, brooms and rolling pins. They did have a large choice of costume jewelry and old coffee mugs and glasses. Somewhat of a disappointment, but I did find great joy in the buggy outside.

This was a weird mix of antiques, fairly newish type home decorations and jams and other food…read moreitems. If you happen to travel by here and need a break from driving, it's an interesting stop. If you are looking for an antique store, you may be a bit disappointed.

This wedding venue is very beautiful I love the decor and the location. The only downside is how…read morehot the location is when it's not winter. Friends wedding took place end of June and it was overwhelmingly hot. They added big fans but that still did nothing. They need to add some A/C Units if they want to do weddings because wow what a heat stroke. Location is beautiful though so if you desire to get married here it's still a great option !

Absolutely beautiful place to see. Breakfast was outstanding! Our hostess/owner and her staff were…read moreso sweet and full of information on this historic farm. We loved seeing the horses and the amazing stables! And I can't forget to say how heartwarming it was to see the sheep and little lambs. We loved this beautiful piece of history and would definitely recommend to see if they are serving breakfast with a tour. LOVELY!

They have recently changed vendors and there are several booths with witchcraft, including animal…read morebones, tarot cards, spell books, and other demonic things. Unfortunately, this is no longer the place to go for antiques.

Since we were already in Columbia for my eye incident, my daughter said "Hey dad, do you want to go…read moreto this cool antique store?" I'm always up for an adventure, (as if my eye thing wasn't adventure enough) especially with any of my girls. Sure enough I said as she pulled into Treasure Village. Right from the get go I knew this place was going to be good. It had that musty smell. You know that smell when you walk into grandma's old house? Come to think of it, when I was young, and I first smelled that smell, I thought that it was grandma. But I soon found that It was old gold just waiting to be rediscovered. After poking around a bit I stumbled upon a real cool huge glass bottle. I've always wanted one of those. I said "hey Missy, check this out" I know, she replied as she was talking to a clerk. She spied it before I did. She was attempting to negotiate the price to a more favorable proposition. The clerk said that she'd have to call the gentleman who is selling it. So we went on with our treasure hunt. This store has a lot of twists and turns, ups and downs in it. Stuff is everywhere. Search closely to uncover a special find. We did and we found. I lost track of Missy somewhere in the labyrinth of rooms and aisles. When we met up again it was by the front counter. I asked if she heard from the seller of the big bottle. Missy said "I sure did daddy, happy father's day!" That girl made the deal and I am now the proud owner of a 13 gallon glass bottle. I love that girl! What am I going to do with it you ask? I'm going to fill it with coins of course. My 5 gallon bottle is full. Quick Tip: Be careful going up and down the stairs going up to the second floor. The steps are about half as wide as normal stairs are. I told my granddaughter that they were like this because back in the day women wore hoop skirts and had to go down the stairs sideways. Oh grandpa she said. Those are my favorite words.

Very friendly and knowledgeable staff and cashiers. Great environment to be in. Phenomenal…read moreselection of plants and produce.

I was an eight year customer to Dunkins market they've always been a little higher on the prices…read morebut I overlooked it due to the freshness and organic fruits and vegetables you can get here but one day I went there to go shopping and they had some religious Bible verses on the big sign out front and as an atheist that was completely offended to the core them throwing their religious Propaganda in peoples faces like that! Completely offensive, unnecessary and A real a jerk move on their part I'll never shop at Dublin's market again!

What a Great Record store! I sent owner Charlie a message as…read moreto what I was looking for. He said "I'll get it for you" next day he told me he had what I was looking for and had it hand delivered! you gotta check this place out, fantastic!!

We decided to stay local this Record Store Day, an event each year where artists release exclusive,…read morecollector vinyl that can only be purchased in local record shops. For this event, the store was open with extended hours starting at 8am. We arrived early to have a good spot in line with other record connoisseurs. Upon opening, the staff came out to welcome everyone who had waited hours for opening and thanked each of us. When we got inside, my dad and I were able to browse through the RSD collections in nicely alphabetized bins. The event was nicely organized and patrons were filed in calmly and quickly. We were able to get everything we had hoped to purchase for RSD-- and more. It was truly such a great time, and my dad and I enjoyed making memories at this event together. While inside, we had the honor of talking to Charlie behind the counter. He is truly the face of Variety Records making us feel welcome, sharing his knowledge for not only Vinyl but the ins-and-outs of Record Store Day, and managing to still converse with each customer during what I would assume to be their busiest day of the year. He was fabulous and even remembered us the next time we came in the shop. They have a wide variety of new, used, and new-vintage vinyl records and cds. We left with seven albums combined and both found things we were excited to listen to. We will be back soon!

On Tues, Feb 3rd, on my last day of vacation, Dale Tony Vanoy​ , Noël Lori-Elizabeth Teel​ and I…read morewent to Lawrenceburg, TN. We were driving to Florence, Al but sort of got side tracked. We saw some signs about Davy Crockett, etc., so we stopped. We ended up in the Historic Square District of this small town. At the square, there was some antique stores to check out. We went into "The Carriage House Antiques" located in an old store front in the square. Here Noel and I browsed around. I took some photos of some of my favorite pieces and gave myself some idea of the cost. I also texted some to my mommy, in case she wanted a few pieces for her store in Ripley. We had a great time in the store enjoying all the great pieces. Noel and I really liked the hour spent there, while Tony hung outside enjoying the sunshine and the different sites around the square. We are definitely coming here again. There is a ton of antiques in this one building and you could easily spend a few hours browsing in great detail. Noel ended up spending about $20 here and she got some lovely peacock feathers for one of her Special Makeup photo shoots

We're visiting the quaint hamlet of Pulaski Tennessee on this late spring Saturday. Pulaski is home…read moreof the world renowned Sun Drop Festival, and also home to other unsavory happenings back in the 1800s, but we're beyond that I'm hoping. The happenings on this day were of a more civil nature and consisted of a number of fair vendors setting up shop around the historic town square. Reeves Drugstore is housed in a string of old brick buildings that also line the square. Its charm is old school from the get-go. When I opened their front door and stepped in, it was like stepping back into my childhood. Immediately, I thought, dang, we had one of these in our downtown. In fact, three! Newberrys, Thrifty, and Woolworth. All had lunch counters, and all served up tasty food offerings just like Reeves. Reeves also has an ice cream counter. $1.75 for a scoop! If you're lucky, you'll get the young lady who scooped up ours. She packs it into the base of the cone before putting a generous scoop on top. My Butter Pecan cone was solid. There were plenty of pecans mixed in. Some in every bite. We didn't need any drugs on this visit. We were pretty high from the Sun Drop soda, Sun Drop cake, freeze-dried gummy bears, and of course, ice cream. But if you're in need of some kind of pill, tincture, or sundry, you'll be in good hands at Reeves. Quick Tip: The folks who work at Reeves are honest, hard-working townspeople. Polite as can be. If you're in need of some sincere southern hospitality, they'll give it by the bushel. Please give them your business, and reward them with a smile.

Friendly people, they try to get old school diner vibes but it doesn't totally hit, average food…read morebut not bad, a little pricey for the type of food, and a variety to choose from. The wrap was a little smaller than I expected. Only chip options are plain rippled or kettle. Ice cream is Mayfield I believe. We didn't partake. Have pizza option that seemed good but we got a sandwich. We wouldn't rule out coming back. Cute little pharmacy.