NE Alberta Street

After buying lots of yarn, we headed back to NE Alberta Street for lunch. We put in our name at the Tin Shed and settled in to wait.

I collect images of interesting sinks, so the women's room was exciting:

It looks kind of like an old-fashioned pump.

Alberta Street has some cool funky shops, like these, across the street from the Tin Shed.

"Spank" and "Frock" -- I guess single word names are "in."

While we were waiting, Teresa and Peggy with their teas, a man asked us to watch his dog while he went in to use the restroom. Since Peggy had been the one to initially engage him in conversation, we let her be in charge.

Lucy was not content to sit and wait.

She was interested in following her guy, meeting the dogs across the street, jumping up on Peggy -- everything and anything but waiting patiently.

We did wait patiently, and our patience was rewarded by a yummy meal.

Fetch- Potato cakes topped with a bacon & egg scramble, covered with Tillamook cheddar, diced tomato & green onion.
Add a biscuit for a buck! This was one of the best scrambles I've ever had. The potatoes were excellent as well.