This 800-resident mining town serves $3 coffee locals protect from 9 AM tourists
Dawn breaks at 5:30 AM in three overlooked American towns where coffee steam mingles with century-old stories. In Beacon, New York, a roaster unlocks doors along 19th-century storefronts while Hudson River mist lifts silently. In Wallace, Idaho, mining descendants gather at wooden counters unchanged since 1890, their voices mixing with mountain air. In Jim Thorpe, … Lire plus









