Living.MO.Now

Spent the afternoon in Fordland, MO poking around antiques at the .gray fall festival. Three times a year this TINY town turns into a seasonally-designed wonderland of antiquing and vintage finds. Stores open, vendors set up shop all over, and the grounds of festival market (a reired farm) are done up like a movie set. We've already marked our calendars for the Holiday Festival!

Spent the afternoon at the original built in the 1800's and still brewing today under the light of antique chandeliers created for the 1904 World's Fair. Home to the original team of who are housed in a stable with Tiffany stained glass windows! Lots of history right in the right heart of St. Louis.

This week we had a super special evening at Millsap Farm Pizza Club Night under the stars. Every Thursday night in season through 10/28, they prepare 4 different kinds of and have live music...$15 all you can eat! Everything is local, and much of it grown right on the farm. Amazingly delicious! We enjoyed the Farmhouse Cheese pie and tunes from . They grow stunning flowers too! Want to get another in before it's over until next year. Last photo credit: Millsap Farms

With 75+ miles of trails, we are excited to explore them all. So far we've tackled the (at least most of it), and discovered its interesting and quirky sculpture tributes along the way. A giant wheelchair? Ah, yeah. Meandering along Creek, its a very pleasant way to spend an afternoon. You can even stop for fuel (AKA coffee) at Kingdom Coffee which is right along the trail. Scroll to see the outdoor art.