Exploring

The Banana Pudding Festival happened in a town called Centerville. To get there, you have to travel a lot of small back roads. It was a part of Tennessee that we had never been through and we saw a few cute places. I know of three drive in theaters within an hour of my house, but this one is new to me! I would have thought it was closed if those weren't current movies. Don't you love their pink sign? So cute. Maybe Travis and I can run a drive in in our old age. I like that even the back of the screen is painted pink.

This Pizza Hut had not only this cute pizza guy, but a thing that you stuck your head through so you could be a piece of pizza, or a breadstick. Why didn't we stop?

We passed a LOT of garage sales and little thrift shops and flea markets. We decided to stop at this one. I was thinking we would probably find some cool stuff at middle of no where prices. But this shop was filled with GARBAGE! As in, a box full of paperbacks that were covered in black mold for sale. And broken dollar store Christmas stuff. And broken used candles. It was sad.

Out back they had a bunch of cute chickens! There were tiny baby ones too, I thought they were rabbits at first 

This shop was just a barn. With no lights, and dirt floors.

They had flashlights that you could borrow to look at the shelves. The aisles were really narrow, and there really was nothing there I could imagine anyone buying. It was so awkward because there was a whole family in there waiting for customers, and we were the only ones. 

I'm still waiting to find a small town thrift store treasure trove.