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<blockquote data-quote="XD-9Guy" data-source="post: 2116138" data-attributes="member: 4869">Well, I went and there isn&#039;t much going on at all. There&#039;s one antique shop and one thrift store. I found a cool book about historical US flags in the thrift store and the ladies running the place just gave it to me for free along with a bottle opener that I picked up, so I can&#039;t complain about the people - everyone I met was real friendly. Wife was only occupied for about an hour and a half so those little shops kept me occupied for most of the time. There does appear to be a little burger joint there that I would&#039;ve tried but I wasn&#039;t hungry after the gas station burrito I picked up in Maysville. And it seems R&amp;R is no more - I asked a couple of the locals and they all said no gun shop &amp; no pawn shop. They may also have THE SMALLEST operating Walmart in the world, I&#039;ve seen bigger Dollar Generals - it was a flashback to my childhood to see it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="XD-9Guy, post: 2116138, member: 4869"] Well, I went and there isn't much going on at all. There's one antique shop and one thrift store. I found a cool book about historical US flags in the thrift store and the ladies running the place just gave it to me for free along with a bottle opener that I picked up, so I can't complain about the people - everyone I met was real friendly. Wife was only occupied for about an hour and a half so those little shops kept me occupied for most of the time. There does appear to be a little burger joint there that I would've tried but I wasn't hungry after the gas station burrito I picked up in Maysville. And it seems R&R is no more - I asked a couple of the locals and they all said no gun shop & no pawn shop. They may also have THE SMALLEST operating Walmart in the world, I've seen bigger Dollar Generals - it was a flashback to my childhood to see it. [/QUOTE]

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