Carol Baldwin’s trip to the West and back continues. Thank you, Carol!
Above,Worden’s Deli, Missoula, Montana.
Below, a sign announcing the restrooms at the Crab Pot in Bellvue, Washington.
At the Collective on Tap in Woodinville, Washington.
Jake’s Grill in Portland, Oregon.
Bitter Creek Ale House in Boise, Idaho. The ladies room.
And for the gentlemen.
From the Cherry Berry Self-serve Yogurt Bar in Farmington, Utah.
The Beaver Street Brewery in Flagstaff, Arizona. A picture near the ladies room.
A hat over the door.
And the door!
Rudy’s Barbecue Restaurant in Lubbock, Texas. The girls.
And the guys.
The Potty Trip of Potty Trips comes to an end. The ladies room door of the Cane Garden Restaurant at The Villages in Central Florida.
Carol writes, “Creighton’s goal was to get to Seattle. The picture below was taken at a relative’s home just outside Seattle and proved to be the turning point for our trip. Fortunately, there were still more ladies room pictures to find on the trip back home! If you’re interested, I blogged about other aspects of this trip here–proving I didn’t just take pictures of potties along the way.”
Carol Baldwin’s most recent book is Teaching the Story: Fiction Writing in Grades 4-8 (Maupin House, 2008). She is writing her first young adult novel, a multi-racial book set in Charlotte, NC in 1950, and has taught writing to teens and adults. When she’s not writing, you can find her playing or reading books to her grandchildren, or working on her golf game. Read her book reviews and writing tips a at www.carolbaldwinblog.blogspot.com.
Friend For The Ride 
I really love road trips, always new places to see……and great doors!
LikeLike
The Bitter Creek Ale House men’s room boy looks like a heavier version of Mannekin Pis, in Brussels – a statue/fountain which is dressed in hundreds of outfits. Not to be outdone, females are represented by a modern sculpture, Jeanneke Pis, a little girl squatting and urinating. Somehow she lacks his whimsy!
LikeLike
I lived down the street from Worden’s Deli when I was in grad school! Actually, back then, Worden’s was on the other side of the street. Along with the new digs on the other side of the street, they’ve added a nice(r) selection of wines. Quite an improvement from the old booze and snacks establishment!
LikeLike
Thanks for hosting me, Barbara. Glad you enjoyed the doors Diane and Claritza!
LikeLike
Love the ladies’ hat and the sign that looks monogrammed with Hers. Thanks for sharing these! Fun!
LikeLike
Carol did a great job! I loved looking at my email during those weeks as she found so many cool doors!
LikeLike