Querido Bill, preciosa tienda, el dueño debe conocer a todo el barrio, la tienda creció con ellos, me encantó. Abrazos y te dejo un besito querido amigo
What a captivating story! The winery setting creates such a rich atmosphere, and the little details, like the chant from the vines and the wine labels as art, really bring the scene to life. It’s wonderful how the event turned out to be both successful and memorable. Cheers to the perfect combination of tradition, elegance, and hard work!
It’s great to see those old stores still carrying on in the face of retail giants and online competition.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful old style shop.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
It is great to see these stores doing well.
ReplyDeleteTake care, enjoy your day and the week ahead.
Oh, it does have a certain character. Makes me think of the book shop in the old market in Omaha.
ReplyDeleteI like this building -- and it's great to see spots that have been there a long time. (Also love the name Letterkenny, too!)
ReplyDelete...a newsagent may be a dying breed.
ReplyDeleteNews Agent? This shop is from a time when we used to read newspapers. Sadly that time is long past. Your photo is a good reminder of what used to be.
ReplyDeleteYes they have been forced to take a different path to keep their heads above water but still keep the name alive. Nice.
ReplyDeleteI bet you can pick up a newspaper from many places in that place.
ReplyDeleteI still love a newspaper.
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Nice there are still places like that! And it looks really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI still receive my old hometown newspaper!
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Donna
I so wish there were more of those old-timey stores here in the States. Most have gone the way of the dinosaurs. Great photo, Bill!
ReplyDeleteI love the look of the place, Bill.
ReplyDeleteLovely store front.
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome that it still operates! I miss those stores.
ReplyDeleteA lo largo de los años, los clientes se habrán convertidos en amigos.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.
My heart soars like a falcon into the air!
ReplyDeleteBrings back a lot of memories of a small old town I lived in many years ago. I miss shopping at them.
ReplyDeleteQuerido Bill, preciosa tienda, el dueño debe conocer a todo el barrio, la tienda creció con ellos, me encantó.
ReplyDeleteAbrazos y te dejo un besito querido amigo
That's great that it's still there.
ReplyDeleteIt's great that it is still there!
ReplyDeleteOh goodness! Just realised I said more or less what Mary did! LOL!
All the best Jan
What a captivating story! The winery setting creates such a rich atmosphere, and the little details, like the chant from the vines and the wine labels as art, really bring the scene to life. It’s wonderful how the event turned out to be both successful and memorable. Cheers to the perfect combination of tradition, elegance, and hard work!
ReplyDeleteLinda tienda. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteLong live Newspapers!
ReplyDeleteIt's good to see it's still going strong. Nice to see this old building.
ReplyDeleteGood to see them still in business. Thanks for you comment about my friend Bill, much appreciated.
ReplyDeleteDon't see many little shops like this anymore.
ReplyDeleteSuch a neat looking place! Thanks for sharing.
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