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Thursday
Jul242014

7-24-14 Take a walk through Langley, Freeland or Coupeville  

When you live in a city or suburb, it’s common to drive to a shopping center, park in a large parking lot and head to a particular store or stores to do shopping.

On South Whidbey, I believe it’s more common to drive (or walk) to a particular community, walk around and do some unplanned, as well as planned, shopping.  It’s part of our Whidbey lifestyle.

The newly renovated Second Street in Langley provides a great incentive for walking around and exploring all of the businesses and galleries in the community.  There is no question that Langley is a charming, iconic town.

There’s also Coupeville, which has a lot of history and charm, as well as interesting shops and places to explore.

And, while Freeland may not have the look of a Langley or a Coupeville, it has many interesting shops that invite a visit while on a short walk.

These small communities are wonderful places to guide tourists, and they are also delightful places to wander if you live here.  And, if you patronize the local businesses while you’re wandering, all the better.

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