The outdoor eating area at Cecile's French Corner in Mt. Dora, Florida.
The following comes from the Internet:
"Mount Dora is a city in central Florida. It's known for its antique shops and annual festivals. Downtown, the Modernism Museum displays modern furniture. Housed in a 1923 fire station, the Mount Dora History Museum documents local history. An extensive collection of classic cars, plus a replica of a 1940s gas station, are on display at the Museum of Speed. Northwest, bass-filled Lake Eustis has waterside restaurants."
We've visited Mt. Dora on numerous occasions. It's a beautiful little city set amongst rolling hills and numerous lakes, and is a great place to wander about, get something to eat, people watch, and/or find some special treasure in one of the many gift shops.
Note: This is cross-posted to our Florida Fotos blog.
Un luogo gioioso e colorato in cui trascorrere momenti spensierati
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...a wonderful shady spot!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great place to meet friends for a weekend brunch, or perhaps lunch, or even dinner. Thanks for your comment on my blog today. I got a laugh out of it, but I think I'll have to nip it in the bud.
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of this city! I obviously missed it in my Florida travels. Looks nice, Lowell!
ReplyDeleteAn inviting place, I like the bright colours.
ReplyDeleteIt looks welcoming.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great town and the museum would be interesting to see. Have you ever been to the museum? Cecile's French Corner looks very inviting and a nice place to eat.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely place for a relaxing lunch. Mt. Dora sounds like the kind of place I'd enjoy spending some time.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful frame with a lovely mix of bright colours, light and shade!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a great place to visit!
ReplyDeleteI think I'd like very much to visit that spot.
ReplyDeleteMt Dora sounds tres charming Lowell ✨
ReplyDeleteI would like Mt Dora and I will add it it to my to visit list. Have to say though that 'Modernism Museum' sounds like an oxymoron.
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