We saw this furniture shop on the road last Sunday between Hamilton and Mt. Upton, NY and had to stop and take a pic. Not sure how open for business it really is, but the display is top notch.
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What a great shot! The chairs and other items look like they are loitering out front of the store.
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I think this store may have opened up a branch in N.E. CT on route 44. I used to pass a shop that had an 'open' sign but the storefront consisted of two windows with every household and furniture item known to mankind thrown in and stacked sky-high and left to bleach in the sun for decades.
Those stores get harder and harder to come by these days...
Matt, there's one of those somewhere in the Hudson River valley or Berkshires, too... chairs to the ceiling! It was frightening. For a moment, I thought it was this shop, but I'm sure I've never been where it is.
Get out of Mt. Upton yuppies, or I'll punch your teeth out, feed you milk and pepsi for 8 months straight and cover your family with mud as they should be.
Get real. Get the fuck out of Mt. Upton yuppies.
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I live in Norwich, NY which is about eight miles away from where this furniture store picture was taken. It's in a town called South New Berlin, and it is open for business. It's called Toby's. I was looking through and thought "how crazy is this? Toby's in on this website!"
Whoops-- My intended comment was "insert Deliverance banjo duet here".
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Comments (8)
What a great shot! The chairs and other items look like they are loitering out front of the store.
Talk about Chair And...
I think this store may have opened up a branch in N.E. CT on route 44. I used to pass a shop that had an 'open' sign but the storefront consisted of two windows with every household and furniture item known to mankind thrown in and stacked sky-high and left to bleach in the sun for decades.
Those stores get harder and harder to come by these days...
Matt, there's one of those somewhere in the Hudson River valley or Berkshires, too... chairs to the ceiling! It was frightening. For a moment, I thought it was this shop, but I'm sure I've never been where it is.
Get out of Mt. Upton yuppies, or I'll punch your teeth out, feed you milk and pepsi for 8 months straight and cover your family with mud as they should be.
Get real. Get the fuck out of Mt. Upton yuppies.
<insert banjo duet from Deliverance here>
I live in Norwich, NY which is about eight miles away from where this furniture store picture was taken. It's in a town called South New Berlin, and it is open for business. It's called Toby's. I was looking through and thought "how crazy is this? Toby's in on this website!"
Whoops--
My intended comment was "insert Deliverance banjo duet here".