No matter the time of year (or day) they’ve got things tidy at the corner that allows entry into The Retreat, long so popular for eating and sipping in the Village of Liverpool.
Neatness counts
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Mark Bialczak 
I would gladly walk there.
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You would really enjoy it around here, MBC. There’s a great biking trail, too!
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I love it on your words and pictures!!!
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That’s my dream place: somewhere you can walk any time.
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The Village of Liverpool was built on walkability, Chris. You would really like that about it. Park in one spot and spend the day for sure. Also, the houses in the nice surrounding streets are hot commodities when they go up for sale. I live two miles up a fairly main road, just a bit too far and traffic-busy to walk to work unless I really had to.
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Oh this is my kind of town. It feels like a Village. So very quaint!
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You would be photo-taking happy, Nance, shops, housing streets and the big lake park all in one!
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I love such quaint areas and places! Liverpool is lovely, Mark!
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It is a pretty little village, Karla, tucked right next to Syracuse.
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I love that we have Google; even though they know EVERYTHING about us–I can find Liverpool and Syracuse in 5 heartbeats!
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Here’s a good one for you, Karla. Even with good old Google, our library social media often gets folks who mistakingly think we are the public library for Liverpool over the pond in England!
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Oh, that’s funny, Mark!Tee hee! 😆
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They know which side their bread is buttered on.
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it looks so welcoming
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Always so, Beth. We do like going there.
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