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erkshire guitars<br />
This small shop’s near-magical mastery of<br />
even the most difficult guitar repairs might<br />
keep the doors open, but their custom<br />
constructions are also more than worthy of<br />
investigation. Producing the kind of quality<br />
instruments that usually cost far more,<br />
Berkshire is quickly becoming<br />
a favorite among discerning local musicians.<br />
photo courtesy of Berkshire Guitars<br />
buona caffe<br />
This is not convenience store coffee, grabbed quickly and downed between<br />
stoplights on the way to work. Buona Caffe beans demand a certain respect and<br />
level of ritual. For those that know how a bean is meant to be treated, stopping into<br />
this small coffee shop means waiting patiently while a custom cup is slow dripped.<br />
But it’s worth it. Well worth it.<br />
masters merch<br />
While that brand new hat or shirt still requires scoring a ticket in April, Augusta<br />
enjoys a glut of vintage golf items year-round. Almost any antique mall will have a<br />
booth that features old badges, vintage hats and dozens of dated plastic cups that<br />
once held fairway beverages.<br />
sunrise grill sweet potato pancakes<br />
There’s no secret ingredient –<br />
it’s right there in the name. But this breakfast meal–fine and filling and subtly sweet–<br />
certainly seems to transcend its name. Don’t forget the house-brewed cinnamon<br />
cream syrup, made especially for this Sunrise special. It’s a perfect pairing.<br />
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happy buttons<br />
Augusta artist Leonard ‘Porkchop’<br />
Zimmerman will send a sticker emblazoned<br />
with his Happy robot to anyone that sends<br />
a self-addressed stamped envelope. The<br />
buttons, however, are a little bit different.<br />
Those can only be procured at downtown<br />
bars, restaurants and galleries or, if you can<br />
catch him, from the artist himself.<br />
photo courtesy of Leonard Zimmerman<br />
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