The candy shop across the bay, has weathered many storms. Fresh-made caramel and toffee, homemade chocolates and vintage sweets, appeal to kids of all ages – especially this one. Two years ago this island town was hit by a hurricane, and there are signs of devastation everywhere, but the butler on the porch of the candy shop still stands – minus a few fingers, but still sporting a shimmering glow.
(Nancy Merrill’s Photo a Week Challenge is shimmer. Lens-Artists have prompted worn or weathered.)
One Woman's Quest II 
Sweet memories for many people. Love your take on, VJ!
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Thanks Amy.
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Nice colors!
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Thank you John,
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Ooooh, toffee–I’m in! Colorful shop, too tempting to walk on by.
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Deadly, lol.
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Yes, I imagine so! 🙂
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LOL, wonderful choice. What a unique spot!
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Thanks Tina, and yes, it is.
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Look like a delicious place. It reminds me of an ice cream place Uncle Norm’s Nephew in Wasaga Beach, Ontario.
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Yes. That sort of place – a kid’s paradise.
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The candy also appeals to this kid. 😊🍫
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So good 😊
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A sweet take on this challenge – and loosing a couple of fingers is no catastrophy – life goes on…♥
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Exactly. Thanks Leya
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