Style of buildings each one slightly different, always interesting signage hanging ornately outside the front door, some brilliant captures!

Ice-cream store looks exceptionally inviting for a visit during the Summer months.

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That looks like a quaint place with neat shops, for sure. Definitely has a lot more character than most main streets.

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How are you dear friend @tattoodjay good morning
What a beautiful shopping area, I love this type of buildings
Beautiful shots, thank you very much for teaching us
enjoy the weekend

crystal clear skies, but i bet it is chilly there now

The name Knotty Knit was creative and kinda witty, I guess. I love the shops and spots there. Looking like perfect for a walk with a camera :)

It seems like a good area for a walk :) I like the sheep too!

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Quite the crafty community you live in there! I can't think of the last time I saw an artists co-op and a knitting shop right by each other. It might have been in this small town called Pentwater, MI. It's over on the shore of Lake Michigan. Must be something about coastal communities! Great shots!

Lovely little village marketplace. I really like the little sheep on the Knotty Knit shop. Nice to see creative small shops.

I like it when they bring seating out. It extends the store.
But when there is hardly space left, it's best to just line up the chairs.
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Wow what a peaceful looking place.... I wish I could sit in one of those chairs and just look at the surroundings!.... Excellent photos, both for the selected points of view, and for the excellent way of conveying the atmosphere of the place.... Thanks for sharing @tattoodjay friend!... Have a nice weekend and a lot of good health!!!

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Great captures @tattoodjay
Cute name from the Knotty Knit… the illustration is pretty cool too 😎
Thanks for sharing. Have a great evening!

I like the magnificent play of shadows captured in each shot, they make the trees subtly project onto the buildings and streets. I see the favorable natural light at that time of day, as well as the description of the camera you have used "Sony A7iv 49mm F8 1/100 Sec ISO 100" and the selection of the appropriate lens. The streets and atmosphere of Padanaram Village,Dartmouth, MA. It is really charming and quiet, the houses are warm and social order prevails. Thanks for sharing the photos of this beautiful place @tattoodjay.

Padanaram

This name sounds more like a place name in a south Indian language to me. I was curious and I am actually reading it as if its a local name somewhere in Kerala :)

I certainly love the charm of New England towns! What a sweet bunch of shops, with the hallmark cedar shingles, totally a seaside thing in New England. White Cedar is a hardwood that is naturally insect and rot-resistant. Salt air has been tested with time and they hold up amazingly well.

I really love that sheep on the shop window and the artist's loft. Heck, I love the whole town, such a warm and wonderful place to walk around and be a part of. The knotty knit shop is only part of the story! Looks like the whole town is awesome.

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Don't miss the small things in your life, they usually make no noise but can be indicators of bigger things. I enjoy learning more about you and hope you feel the same. I hope you are having an amazing week!

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As a long time Cape Codder, I always find something sort-of generic about the New England seaside village. They're always mostly the same, but different. There's an eagerness mixed with the quaintness, the middle-class striving to find expression in commerce with the idle rich, touching with a sea that once meant livelyhood and now means recreation. Your photos do a nice job capturing that with the long shadows and the low, off-season sunshine.