FOOD + DRINK
This summer, 605’s designer Cailyn Patterson and I made the drive to Brookings for a Wood-Fired Pizza Night. The farm practically glowed on the warm July evening, with couples and families coming and going at their leisure. Strains of live music floated out from the barn, mingling with the smell of the pizzas baking in the wood-fire ovens. After getting some shots of the signage out front, Cailyn and I visited the goat pen—home to Double and Trouble . Trouble bleated rambunctiously at us from the top of his playground
before coming down and accepting some head scratches. Next, we headed over to a new addition to the farm: a store called Vintage and Veggies . The shop features a variety of things, including vintage and antique items, jelly made from their farm grapes, mugs, hats, doorknobs, and more. Cailyn found a driftwood tapestry hand-woven by a local artist, while a green bell pepper figurine caught my eye. We exited the store with our finds, but not before getting to watch a robin feed her baby birds nesting just outside the door.
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