...Continued from yesterday:
So then, Monday morning started with a yummy breakfast at the Tupelo Honey Cafe,
| ...where the food was delicious, |  |
... the tea was organic,
 |  ..the tea bags fancy, |
...and the company, some of our old friends and fellow alum of the University of Dayton Appalachia Club,
| ...wonderful. |  |
After breakfast Tom and I,
| ...and a couple of our reunion friends, |  |
...took a walk around downtown Asheville.
| We learned that this crowded little patch of park in the middle of a busy thoroughfare is called The Bromuda Triangle, as it's generally full of panhandler-type guys who can often be heard calling out to each other, "Hey, Bro" . |  |
| We climbed a hill over-looking an old part of town, |  |
 | ...up to the beautiful St. Lawrence Basilica, built in 1905. |
When lunch time rolled around - which our friends opted to skip - Tom and I set out to look for some nourishment and found a little Mediterranean place.
| ...with the most awesomely picturesque interior. |  |
...but best of all was the food.
| Tom ordered the meat kabab with tahini and hummus and a tomato salad, which he pronounced really good, |  |
 | ...while I had the mucho tasty falafel wrap with a side of roasted potatoes, seasoned with a sort of pesto sauce - sooo good! |
After lunch we did a few more turns around the town,
...before returning to the hotel to for more catching up.
| ...and reminiscing, |  |
...amazed at what we were back then,
...and what we all grew up to be.
To be continued...
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