We stopped here after trying to visit the Mennonite community and found they were closed for Ascension Day. The shops here are in a private residential homestead and it is a beautiful place. The three shops/sheds are terminally cute & quaint and the owner, Ann, could not have been nicer. She even dug up a black iris plant from her garden and gave it to us, bulb, dirt, and flower bc we had never seen one that color. The sheds are super well organized w small furniture, antiques, dishes, and primitives and beautifully displayed inside & out. There's also a garage full of larger pieces and more primitives, all very reasonably priced. We purchased some wooden surveyors tripods and a couple of smalls. We were fortunate enough to meet her daughter & grandchildren who walked us to the pond to feed the fish and show us how to skip stones. This place is beautiful and a reflection of how hospitable this part of the country can be. I've never been to heaven, but I hope that when I get there, there's someone just like Ann to great me and open the gates to a place just like this. read more