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The Gluchacki Adventures
Things have been quiet on our blog, but not so much at home! We welcomed our first baby in October, and have been spending all the time we can with this sweet little boy. We’ve had 7 amazing months to settle into parent life, and now we’re jumping head first back into all things paper. Keep an eye out - we’ll be featuring some of the beautiful invitation sets we’ve created over the last few months soon!
(Image via Haute Papier.)
We're heading to NYC for the annual National Stationery Show to find fresh new cards and designs to bring to South Florida! Our studio will be closed from Sunday, May 17 - Monday, May 25. To schedule an appointment after we return, please click here to be directed to our online appointment system. You may also reach us by email at hello@windmillpaper.com.
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A couple of weeks ago, we closed up shop to travel halfway up the east coast to Atlantic Beach, North Carolina for a family vacation. Here are a few shots from our road trip!
We left our house at the frighteningly early hour of 4am in hopes of making it to Charleston just in time for lunch. We had brunch at the wonderful Husk on Queen Street - amazing shrimp & grits! We managed to avoid the fall of a 100 pound branch right in front of the restaurant.
Our stop in Charleston was short, but we did catch a glimpse of a couple of super-cute horse and carriage tours. Sarah’s detail shot leaves us wondering if she did in fact earn a degree in fine art…
We crossed the very photo-worthy Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge on Route 17 out of Charleston. Again, the detail!
And we finally arrived in Atlantic Beach! The view was amazing.
We had two beautiful days of sun and sand, until Hurricane Arthur decided to make landfall… directly on us.
We survived! And the beach and weather the following couple of days was amazing.
When our vacation was over, we departed again at an unearthly hour, and found the most amazingly bizarre coffee shop just outside of Jacksonville, North Carolina - Lighthouse Espresso. If you ever find yourself in this area, go there!
Then we were on our way again! We found a cool looking building (Shawn thinks this is a super villain’s lair. Really.).
And then we were back in Charleston, South Carolina! We made the best. discovery. ever. Boxcar Betty’s is a fairly new little restaurant in the area that specializes in one thing only: the fried chicken sandwich. You will wonder how you survived without their sandwiches before. Life-alteringly good.
Side note, we get really good gas mileage (we have a 14.5 gallon tank!).
Side roads are definitely the way to go along coastal Carolina through Georgia - amazing sights. Does anyone know what all the basket stands are about?
Hope y’all enjoyed the trip with us!
