It was a frustratingly slow photography week out in the country and I was feeling “on edge” so I decided to go for a walk to see if I could find something to shoot downtown.
Color me lucky when I found a place that is the equivalent to going back to the age of 10 without the pain.
It’s the Bluebird Bookstore at 2 South Main in Downtown Hutchinson, Kansas.
The bonus? Their side door.
I don’t know why I haven’t noticed it before. But guessing that it was never intended for use makes it all the more cool to just enjoy.
Go inside and pay a visit. Endless choices of Books, an eclectic mix of Art, the occasional Musician all complimented by helpful staff.
You’ll feel much better when you do.
So. I bring you the visual equivalent to a nice…. deep…. breath.
Looky.
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