The Old Country Store

Cool lookin little place.

I like it too, a lot! Thanks my dear!

I'm so glad you liked this one, cevas and rob - thanks for dropping by:)

Terrific chookie - the more you look - the more you see!! Thanks.

Great puzzle! Thanks Chookies. I agree with Twoclubs. It should be preserved exactly as is.

Oh what!!!! Sorry I asked, Robbie!

Actually it is gigging chooks. A gig has a pole 5 to 8 feet long with a tined spear on the end, you go out with a flashlight and gig frogs. Probably not pleasant, let's forget it!!

Robbie, I saw that sign - what the heck is frog giggin - do you know??

I see the Marlboro man on his horse and we can all go frog giggin tonight, whoo-hoo chooks, good one.

I bet you'd be amazed at what you'd find in this store!! Thanks for your interest in this funny old one, patsyanne, pilley, lyndee, gnt, PG and shirley:)

Quaint little shop, love it, and you never know what you'll find in there.

Nice find chookie a place we all would love to visit.

very nice set today chookie I'm just to slow LOL

Over 10,000 items? Oh My, sure hope the store is deeper than it is wide!

I love country stores like this, usually very friendly interesting people inside.

Watch your step! Think this an 'enter at your own risk' store but would be interesting to see just what is in there.

Haha - there's no need for me the go inside to be surprised!!!

Thanks for your comments punkin, twoclubs and chickie:)

I'd love to peek inside this place!

Looking at all that stuff, I am wondering if you can even walk in there. Nice puzz. chookies.

HaHa Pumpkin. Love the idea just for the bench. Poor antique store! The whole thing should be wrapped in bubble pack and shipped to the Smithsonian if you ask me. Thanks chookies. A great find.

I do believe we'd all be "surprised" when we went in. Do you think the "For Sale" sign is for the bench or the building? Great find!