Wunder Kammer

I pass this intriguing shop all the time but I've never been inside. 
The weather was much milder when I took this shot. 
No doubt the door does not stay open these days.

Main St.

'One Ringy Dingy ...

… two ringy dingies. a gracious good-afternoon, this is Miss Tomlin from the phone company'

'Have I reached the party to whom I am speaking?'

Why would I remember that word for word?

Seen in a new old record shop on Main St.

Basket Chairs

Back in the late 60s, early 70s it seemed like every one had the wicker/cane version of this chair.

I remember that I had one but I bought one of the padded covers that stretched over them.

What Are The Odds …

… of finding another turquoise 50s pick up truck parked outside Smoking Lily?

Pretty good odds actually, both trucks seem to park in the area regularly.

Liberty

I walk past Liberty all the time. It seems to be a popular spot for lunch or a coffee break.

I don't stop often but I can vouch for their pumpkin pie.

Smoking Lily

It turns out to be impossible to resist taking a photo of a Main St. boutique with a colour coordinated '57 Ford pick up sitting right out front.

For me anyway.

Bubble Tea?

I tried it once but I don't get the point of those globs on the bottom. No doubt I'm a few decades out of touch.

Marketing Goof?

Let me say right off that I know bupkis about marketing. Nevertheless, if I'd been asked, I would not have recommended changing the name from Hasty to Nasty Market. 

Window Dressers

You've got to hand it to the folks at Front & Co. Their window displays are something else.

Lucky's

The evolution in comics has left me completely clueless. When I read comic books I was into Archie and Jughead (well OK, Betty and Veronica). The superheros didn't interest me. I was a nerd almost before the word had been invented. 

Main St. Boutiques

Main St. has a slough of one of a kind businesses. From time to time I'll include some of the storefronts.