Author: greenierose
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Capri Flavors
Nonna’s Place We are always looking for fantastic Italian import stores. Why? Well, DoubleC is Italian – 100% Italian although born in America. He is technically a first-generation American Italian – which is funny to me because most first gen. immigrants I meet of Italian descent are at least a generation (or more!) older than…
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Jubala
Coffee and Biscuits and Waffles – Oh My! Now, this was a place that we had no memory of ever having been to. As I mentioned though, it was starred on our map. It was a mystery to be solved. Had we researched it before meaning to go? Had we planned on meeting someone there…
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LIDL
Now in the USA! East Coast – from Philly to Atlanta You may be wondering what the heck a LIDL store is. Well, it is generally new in the States and we’ve only seen them in the Raleigh to Atlanta corridor so far (I double-checked though and it looks like they go all the way…
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Goodberry’s Frozen Custard
Triangle Area – North Carolina Our first real stop in Raleigh was one of the most important – dessert at Goodberry’s! This is hand’s down – our FAVORITE frozen custard spot in the whole country. And we hadn’t been back in ten years. Was it as good as we remembered? YES!! It was just as…
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NC State Fair Campground
Raleigh, North Carolina Now, either this campground is new or somehow it just flew under the radar before. We’re always on the prowl for a good campground that has solid access to a big(ger) city. But, this was our first time here! There were no events at the State Fair Grounds while we were in…
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Battleship North Carolina
Wilmington, North Carolina The North Carolina coast is a deviation from any route through the state. It doesn’t matter where along the coast your destination might be, its going to take some weaving to get there. We were heading into North Caroling from the southern coast and while Wilmington still took some weaving to get…
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Return to Hoppin’Jack
You knew that we’d be back! North Carolina Like Circles on a Spirograph, one of our recent treks took us – after a very long spin elsewhere – back to North Carolina. I can’t say that it all started here, but it also kind of did. DoubleC had an opportunity to work on site in…