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Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Coffee feeds the writer's soul
The search for the elusive "great cup of coffee" (or variations there-of) sometimes leads a writer onto trails we hadn't planned to travel, like into tiny Harrogate, Tenn., on the edge of Cumberland Gap National Park -- where the coffee can inspire any writer, and the sandwiches alone make the trip worthwhile. Gap Creek Coffeehouse, a modern day inspiration in a hundred-year-old creekside home is worth the visit for any aspiring writer. Cheers!
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