Peaceful.
Yes, I’d hang a banner and welcome people to this fall scene, too. As long as they came with the proper amounts of caution, of course, as this corner is just a few strides from my library workplace.
It takes a Village
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Mark Bialczak 
very welcoming !
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Peaceful for now, Beth.
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Freedom of Espresso looks like a beautiful old building! Are those living spaces above the coffee shop? Good coffee? Nice looking town Bro!
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They are living spaces above. Good eye, Sandra. I do appreciate theIr coffee sometimes, Sandra, but find myself preferring Dunkin’ because it is a bit less strong than this blend.
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I love Dunkin coffee too! Recently discovered how good their coffee is.
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Our fave, Sis. We buy the ground in the supermarket for our home morning cups!
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Excellent idea! Gotta start the day with a good cup of coffee!
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