This is the photo I'll have on display when the next set goes up
Aside from the photo gallery, it will be the first time I've had any of my photos out on display in public. How exciting!
I had a 16x20 printed out at Sam's Club, which turned out really good. The large format print seems like it has a much bigger impact than the same photo on the computer. Must be the size.
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The menu is largely the same, slightly expanded from the old menu. Norm's has a fresh coat of paint, new tables and some interior redecorating, but it's still looks mostly the same. Regulars of old Norm's will feel right at home in new Norm's.
Norm's Italian Combo sub (salami, pastrami and ham) and fries
Pizza
Each year it has rained before or during the show (and not just a light sprinkling), a trend that remains unbroken for this year's event. It was a cold and damp event, but the dogs didn't seem to mind one bit.
Have a couple hundred photos from today to go through, but so far this is my favourite photo.
The small reddish star-like object to the left is Mars.
]]>Today I went for the Maryland Crab Cake sandwich. This is now my new favourite sandwich.
Almost all crab, with just enough filler to hold things together and carry the seasonings. For $8 you probably aren't going to find a better crab cake in the Charleston area (I haven't encountered one yet). Comes with house-made potato chips, pickle and topped with a pickled okra. The crab cake comes in a large round pretzel roll which makes eating it sandwich style kind of tricky without having crab cake smoosh out the sides. I just ate it piece by piece, starting with the top part. The crab cake is delicious, and something you'll want to take your time savouring. The relish and crab bits that fell out were wrapped up in the lettuce burrito style. Then polished off the bottom half of the roll.
If you're in the area, it's a great place to stop for lunch. It gets pretty busy around noon for the lunch rush, but you can always call ahead and place your order. There's plenty of seating upstairs where it's a lot quieter.
There's a pretty wide selection of items on the menu from breakfasty things to sandwiches, salads and desserts.
And they have wi-fi too.
Prices are pretty reasonable with most of the sandwiches priced around the $8 mark.
Open faced meatloaf sandwich topped with mashed potatoes
Half of a jumbo slice of key lime pie
P.E.I. Mussels with a Saute of Local Salsify, Baby Greens & Parsley Pesto Butter / Pan con Tomate / Chocolate Ginger Custard with Shortbread
Today it was ribs. For cafeteria fare, the ribs were pretty decent.
Check the dryer vent where it exhausts to the outside. Maybe it's all plugged up with several months (maybe even years) worth of lint like mine was.
It'll also keep your dryer from becoming a fire hazard.
