Breathe Easy: Flat Rock City Guide

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The Farmhouse Skillet at Honey and Salt alone is worth the drive to Flat Rock.
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It’s easy to spend an entire day on “Little Rainbow Row.”
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The cinnamon brioche at Honey and Salt comes from the bake house underneath the restaurant.
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Honey and Salt is the name of local hero Carl Sandburg’s 1963 volume of poems.
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Take the guided tour of Sandburg’s home to see artifacts up close.
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Stop in The Gallery at Flat Rock to say hello to Charlie.
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Poet and activist Carl Sandburg's home is nestled in the woods across from Little Rainbow Row.
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The Gallery at Flat Rock offers a curated local art experience.
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Everyone knows about the pizza at The Village Bakery, but have you tried their salads?
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The fledgling farmers market is set up tailgate-style.
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Sky Top’s cinnamon doughnuts should be consumed immediately, while warm.
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Baby goats. Need we say more?
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The Wrinkled Egg shop is a bit of a legend around these parts.