Why are these people lined up out the door of this sweet little white house trimmed in blue? Well, it's the only bakery in town! And we all love it!
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It is a good reason to stand in line for fresh baked bread!
ReplyDeleteI think that the little house packs some mighty tasty goods and the delightful smells would certainly have me standing in line!
ReplyDeleteBises,
Genie
Even in cities you can tell if the baked goods are excellent by the queues waiting outside. Gosh you've got to hope they don't run out before they get to the end of the line, if it's the only bakery in town!!
ReplyDeleteThe year round residents only number about 400, hardly enough to support any businesses....so this bakery is only open from May to Oct.(when the summer residents are here)
ReplyDeleteThe couple that runs it has a winter bakery on the ski slopes of Crested Butte.