03 December, 2017

harkin's gift shop

closed its doors forever on November 17th.




25 comments:

  1. Good Morning! Such an interesting row of buildings. Always bittersweet when a business closes. Wishing you a nice day.

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  2. You'd have thought a Gift Shop might have held out till Christmas. Sad to see small businesses closing down everywhere.

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  3. Its the same everywhere. Small shops are pushed out of business in favor of the internet shops. A real pity for the people that will see, feel and fit first before deciding to buy.

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  4. So sad to see all those little shops closing, the same happens here too.

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  5. Gosto deste comércio tradicional.
    Excelentes e belas fotografias.
    Um abraço e bom Domingo.
    Autógrafos Futebol

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  6. Owning a gift shop or a small business is always taking a risk. Hope that it is not because of lack of customers. I agree with Mildred about the street; looks like there are other more successful shops?

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  7. I hate to see the neighbourhood businesses close! Sad day!

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  8. Hi Bill.

    Pity that more and more stores will close.

    Groettie from Patricia.

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  9. The end of an era. Interesting to see benches on the sidewalk so people can stop.

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  10. That's a shame. Perhaps a new owner will open up again in the spring to catch the tourist season.

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  11. Sad but seems to be the fate of so many small businesses these days Bill ✨

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  12. Oh dear, that's too bad. I hate to see small shops closing.

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  13. Well, that's sad. I'd guess the shop has been there for some time, too. Do you know why it's closing down?

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  14. Always a shame to see a local business close its doors. Hopefully something new opens!

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  15. So sad when this happens.
    I do like your photographs though, especially the second one.

    All the best Jan

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  16. Too bad they are closing! It is hard for stores these days!

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  17. Not an easy business to survive in, especially in smaller towns where people can turn to the internet.

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  18. Aww ... it looks like it was a nice place too. So much competition from the Internet these days, it is a wonder that any board and brick business, big or small, can manage to stay alive.

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  19. Always sad to see a small business close. Especially this time of year. Maybe the owners were retiring. Love that view down the street.

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