Last weekend, Travis and I headed up to Ellijay with his parents for the Apple Festival. We began our early morning with french toast, pancakes, and scrambled eggs from a quaint little cafe downtown...
And then I made a new best friend before we made our way over to the festival.
At the festival, we saw decorations for every possible holiday, tasted dips, BBQ, and several different kinds of apple cider, found our inner child with rubber band guns and marshmallow launchers, ate funnel cake, apple pie, and caramel apples, and then Travis found the perfect place to take a nap.
After acquiring new goodies at the festival, we began our trek through all of the antique stores in downtown Ellijay. If you like antiques, Ellijay boasts some amazing stores with even more amazing treasures to be found. Our first stop was more than successful... one window pane and three mason jars. Ellijay is a land mine for mason jars. And since so much of my thought process has been dedicated to all things wedding, these three mason jars kick started a treasure hunt of sorts... leading us to this monster of a mason jar.
One wooden Christmas tree, one Athens drawing, one window pane and ten mason jars later, our adventures in Ellijay were over. Now on to figuring out where to
store our newly acquired mason jars.
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