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The Tuckered Town of Tuckerman

3/23/2012

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The main street of Tuckerman is one city block with just a few sad, lonely, delapidated buildings left.  There are businesses in the town, but, they all seem to have relocated or been established right on  the highway in order to possibly attract more business.  Tuckerman is a quaint little town with townfolks offering a smile and a friendly conversation everywhere you go. 

Not a lot to do in Tuckerman other than go have a cup of coffee at the cafe.  Friday and Saturday you can go to the park and see what treasures you may find from the local farmers market.  I heard that on a Saturday night you can enjoy watching the wrestling matches.  Of course, this time of year, there is always baseball.  I chose to go for long walks around town.  The air is fresh and clean, the weather was beautiful and I always feel a sense of "coming home" every time I go to see my Dad. 

I spend a lot of time at the library in Tuckerman and I was disappointed to hear that it may close.  So sad to hear that this could happen.
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