I spent another rainy day wandering around Middlebury, Vermont while my wife shopped at the Art Supply store.
It was late morning and the town was busy.
Some of the nice Fall decor was still holding up. This planter was in front of the Bank.
The Bank is a classic old bank looking building.
I found this humorous 😆 the best they could come up for on their seal was "Your Bank".
The gray sky was down right dark at times. And the rain came and went.
Some shots like this one make you want to start hibernation early.
But the sun did come and go. I caught the 1930's vintage Post Office building in better lighting.
Same for this nice old house that has been converted over to a music center.
As I headed up the main street, I looked back and got another overcast view of the downtown area.
The white church at the top of the hill somehow stayed in the sun most of the morning. Because its on a hill at the end of main street, you can see it where ever you are in town.
A relatively modern gazebo is used to host community events. I once watched Bernie Sanders deliver a Labor Day speech here. Nothing gets an old revolutionary like Bernie more excited than Labor Day 🙂 regardless of your politics its great entertainment.
I kept coming back to this gray stone church against the gray sky. I guess it felt like a good representation of the day.
The old church has some nice details like this cross over an arched window.
There is never parking in front of the coffee shop and juice bar.
Time to go look for my wife.
Before the bank account is totally drained 😅
The corner space with the big windows is an art gallery.
I'm on the other end of main now looking up at the churches.
Hopefully, the rain will let up tomorrow.