In our Upper Peninsula many folks own camps–a second little home, shack or trailer tucked away out in the woods or by the lake. How apropos that some enterprising business person here in L’Anse bought a cute little camper and called it “Camp Coffee”. Yesterday, as the snow drifted lazily down, I ordered a steaming hot cappuccino. Sometimes I chose oat or coconut milk, but yesterday whole dairy milk sounded appealing. No sweetener, just delicious coffee and whipped foaminess. What kind of coffee might you order at Camp Coffee or your favorite local stop? Or might you prefer a latte, hot chocolate or chai tea? What do you feel like today? (Thank you for stopping by today’s Photo Short!)
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Great! I love this little Camp Coffee shop! I just go for the normal straight-up coffee, rich dark, and a bit of organic cane sugar or Maple Syrup!
I have been considering playing your game too. Opening the blog just to do that!
I am so glad you liked the little Camp Coffee, Jeff. Thank you! Your coffee choice sounds so delicious. Would LOVE for you to open your blog to post Photo Shorts. The good part is that there’s no pressure, it’s fun, it’s satisfying. The part that’s kinda weird is that not as many people are commenting. But that’s OK. I will just be appreciative of those who decide to say something–like YOU!
What an adorable coffee shop! Wish I could indulge but caffeine and chocolate are on my gut’s no-no list. Do they have chamomile tea? That’s my warm drink of choice nowadays. I’m still pondering a photo short…
Barbara, I have no idea if Camp Coffee offers tea…that is such a good question. Sometimes I just drink decaf or tea, too. In fact, chamomile (and chamomile with peppermint) are daily drinks for me these days. So glad you decided to participate in a photo short. Your holiday photo is great!
Photo short is a great idea! This time of year, I love eggnog in my coffee. Even better – coquito! Puerto Rican eggnog made with coconut cream. Easy to make, no eggs involved.
Anna, I have never thought of eggnog in coffee. That sounds so festive! I had to look up coquito…sounds delicious. Thank you for sharing!
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Look at that SNOW coming down!! Y’all keep it up there for a while longer, ‘k?!
We will try to keep the snow up here, Debbie–it’s appearing right on time for us, but I know it’s a little early for you “southerners”! *grin*
I am a dyed-in-the-wool coffee drinker, but my daughter turned me on to these amazing teas from a company called Organic India. The flavor I love the most is Rose – it’s like drinking a flower. XOXO
Mmmm, that sounds delicious, Stacy. I have never had Rose tea, but have enjoyed green jasmine!
A warm drink on a cold, snowy day is a good thing. I’m an irregular coffee drinker, so maybe some hot tea or hot chocolate is on the menu.
Frank, you said it right–there is nothing better on a cold day, especially when it’s snowing. I will have to check and see if Camp Coffee has tea.
So cute! But I don’t drink coffee. I might try the chai tea though, as I’ve never had that. Yes, that sounds perfect.
Dawn, you will have to stop at Camp Coffee next time you are visiting your old stomping grounds. They have an indoor store up in Houghton, too.
Cute, cute. I’d order a latte. Like you nothing sweet in it, except the natural sweetness of milky goodness.
It is so cute, isn’t it? A latte sounds delicious, Ally Bean!
Adorable.
& Chai!
Coming right up! *smile*
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Ahh this looks amazing! What a fabulous idea! The poor lass has such a sweet and kind smile – despite the cold! I’d have bought extra! 🙂
Reggie, you are so right about her smile. Maybe you could start a little coffee camper like this where you are. 🙂
Gosh… Yeah! Maybe not right now though. Things are getting a little hectic down here. Best to hunker down and go within.