[Great Guns]

 

[jonesy814]

Here is a shot of the business district in our small town, looking South

 

[Abby'sDad]

How are those small businesses doing in your town? Mine are mostly antique-type stores and they're still open, but business is WAY down.

 

[Great Guns]

Szymanski's looks like somewhere I'd like to go.

 

[jonesy814]

How are those small businesses doing in your town? Mine are mostly antique-type stores and they're still open, but business is WAY down.

The end of town pictured has a lot of restaurants and bars. A couple have outside areas and I think they have done ok, or well enough to keep going at least. A couple shops closed for good. I think people really tried to support the local businesses

 

[Abby'sDad]

We have a few restaurants, one was set to open when the whole virus thing exploded. They finally did about a month ago; going to be tough to make it in this small town.

 

[jonesy814]

We have a few restaurants, one was set to open when the whole virus thing exploded. They finally did about a month ago; going to be tough to make it in this small town.

Some of the larger employers in the area are into logging/sawmills, drilling and fracking, and they pay petty well. They also werent forced to shut down. Initially logging was, but since there was no toilet paper, someone got smart and said we had better allow that.

 

[GunsTrucksBoatsOhMY]

Our town of 1200.

 

[The Happy Kaboomer]

I like to go to town sometimes. However when I go outside all I see is trees and fields. I like small towns best. Care nothing about big cities. Small towns exibit what Americana is all about.

 

[bearcat6]

Ferndale, Ca. Cape Mendicino