Fairhope, Alabama has long been a haven for artists, visual artists, musicians, dancers, writers. Located on the eastern shore of Mobile Bay, Fairhope is a southern city oozing charm, hospitality and the the easy slow pace of life in the deep south. once it gets in your blood, it is hard to get Fairhope out of your spirit.
Page and Pallette, an independent book store located in the heart of downtown, frequently hosts authors for readings and book signings. It is a wonderful place to hang out, even when there aren't any special events going on - which is rare. The coffee shop attached and on the corner of Section Street and De La Mare Avenue, the Latte Da, is a favorite spot for locals and visitors to gather and while away a bit of time, with a nice drink, something to read, and lots to talk about. Usually, there's a painter or two with an easel set up, working on a painting and chatting with passersby.
What is your favorite place on earth? Jerry Camarillo Dunn, Jr. asked this question of some notable individuals from around the world, one of whom was author Fanny Flagg. Her response? Fairhope. The answers to the question are pubished in his new book entitled, My Favorite Place on Earth, published by National Geographic Books.
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Whether your favorite place on earth is in Rome or San Francisco, Madrid or Chicago, a trip to Fairhope, Alabama may just be the one that turns our small town into your favorite place on earth, too.
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