So, we used some creativity…
After church we stopped at the Moscow Co-op and picked up a loaf of hot, fresh Salted French Bread (yum!) and a bottle of chilled Camas Prairie Chardonnay. Then, we picked up our dog and headed to a park with cheese and meat. We found a shady spot and spent the next few hours relaxing.
The Chardonnay was delicious. Of course, anything chilled on a ninety plus day tastes great. I can’t believe we didn’t try this wine earlier in our stay here in Moscow. Camas Prairie is a local winery that has some terrific reds. Their Chardonnay was buttery with a slight hint of oak….just the way we like a chardonnay.
Later, we drove to Uniontown to see a photo exhibit at the Dahmen Gallery and the Catholic Church. The Uniontown Catholic Church was the first church registered in Washington, back around 1910. Finally, we headed to Eleanor’s for a drink and a bite to eat. Eleanor’s is a quaint burger joint that Steve visited earlier this year.
This wasn’t your normal way to celebrate an anniversary, but I had a blast. Who wouldn’t enjoy a couple of hours with a great glass of wine, a book to read and a husband playing his guitar.
