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I’ve heard of that. Something like #1 and #2. Awesome, everyone needs a decent place to buy groceries.
It has been three years since I have been to Terlingua and this store's name does not ring a bell. Where is it located?
There are two Porters grocery stores on Alpine. The 2nd street store is the one being renovated. Their other location is on East Sul Ross Avenue. https://bigbendsentinel.com/2022/02/02/porters-2nd-street-location-in-alpine-to-close-undergo-renovation-until-november-2022/
Ah. I know the Sul Ross one; didn't even know they had another one. Well, onward and upward I guess.
Thanks for the link, John. I believe I stopped at the 2nd Street store many moons ago and had forgotten their name. I was hoping this store was in the Study Butte/Terlingua area.
The Cottonwood Store in Study Butte is actually quite an adequate alternative to a big grocery store. I rarely go to Alpine anymore unless have absolutely have to.
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