Each week we bring you a photo taken nabbed from Flickr that {shows} Stones In The Wild.

Just a little something to {break up} the {norm}.

This week’s stone is:

A few years after opening, an interior remodel changed passage to the kitchen and added a marble-topped seafood counter, serving as a shucking bar.

Originally Posted by Mike Bowermaster Photography

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