We started at Cafe Brew & Spirits for lunch but the quarters in the meter only allowed us to get as far as the Dogtown Book Shop. It was a lovely afternoon for a stroll. There are all kinds of lovely things for your eyes to feast upon.
And this is what we brought home:
It might not look like much, but that’s a 1945 Flicker Yearbook I got at the Dogtown Book Shop for a MUCH more reasonable cost than EBay!!! And Virgilios bread, of course. Believe it or not, I consider each of these a staple: the yearbook for local history and the bread……well, it’s Virgilio’s Italian bread, for heaven’s sake.
Good Morning Gloucester 
The bread, always need two loaves, one for the car and one for when I get home
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Donna, Oh did you nail it two primary and backup! 🙂 but; Left off one loaf, to keep the other’s at bay and get the other home – or from taking 🙂 Dave & Kim 🙂
Bread – Truckin’ 🙂 You know name (Bread)
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Now you are just teasing me! Virgilio’s bread?? Come on! I am absolutely drooling right now! There is always something appealing to the eye in Gloucester, for sure! Successful stroll, for sure.
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When I was a little kid, the folks would get Virgilio’s St. Joseph rolls with VINO FINO. A happy memory.
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