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ENTRY 2: WEST OF THE ROUNDABOUT

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Welcome back to Petal, today we are exploring to the major shopping area, west of the roundabout full of some of the best shopping in the area.  Home of some of the large box stores, grocery stores, and restaurants , such as Walmart,  Kohl's, Target, Winn-Dixie, Starbucks, and more! So let's hop in our cars, and drive to the latest place to shop in the Parish!

 

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As we start off; we start at the roundabout, where we will take the western way to the shopping, and more!

 

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Starting with a Winn-Dixie, Best Buy, and a McDonald's, the Winn-Dixie gives this town the southern feel that we preserve; and with the low, low prices; Keep the people happy with the freshest produce and meat, while across the street you can go buy that new computer to play Simcity 4!

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Going a bit more west, you come to the only Holiday Inn in the city; the original Holiday Inn was torn down in 1993 to build this; and the original was built in the 1960s with one of those big Great Signs of Holiday Inn, now it's a modern lodging area to provide all with comfortable lodging, and attempt to compete against the hotels in downtown like Holiday Park, and the other hotels on this part of the avenue.

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As well, is a simple Chevrolet dealership, with new cars and great service; the Petal Chevrolet dealership which has been in business since 1928, will service you till your happy!

 

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Like any other city, Walmart's store here is always packed, and with everything you need in a modern Walmart; that replaced the original one in 2015, it as well features Subway  inside for a perfect stop for a sub, while shopping for your groceries, clothes, or anything really!

 

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Of course, there is non-shopping to; we have a Chuck E Cheese's and a Starbucks near the Holiday Inn, with a Rite Aid pharmacy, all in one intersection!

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There also, is a old Motorola office building for Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, and the Alabama region to provide quick customer service and offices for those in the company or buying their products.

 

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Don't like Walmart? There is a Kohl's near the Days Inn and the Hampton Inn, to get you your discount clothing.

 

 

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 Or if you want to go to the end of the shopping experience, is a Sam's Club, Lowe's or a Target. Notice the farms, and railroad; tells you the sense and the fast transition from city-suburb, to farms and rural. It really is a unique sight to see, and a characteristic of the city.

 

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Right off the avenue, sits a strip mall with a Arby's, Dollar General, and other small stores and a Home Depot, right in the suburban heart but not even a minute away from the avenue.

 

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To give you the sense of the shopping area's size, we couldn't even cover it in one photo from the end at the Roundabout! Show's how big it really is!

 

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We will see you next time here at Saint Clements Parish!

 

 

 

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I see Petal is growing and now they have more shopping options. I imagine some higher value subdivisions will be popping up on the outskirts of town as the population and popularity increases.

(On a side, note: The font in your first entry is easier for me to read. Maybe use it or increase the font size in this entry?)

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Cool entry all-in-all , but I have to agree with CorinaMaria . The font size is quite small . I have to wear glasses to see the normal sized font . 

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Nice list of loacal businesses ! Some logical locating and clustering may improve the looks; main streat wide variety of small businesses, hotel and restaurants. Big malls and hotel locations work better if clustered seperate of living;; Dollar General,and Home Depot site more suitable for some schools or sporting facilities, zoning business is a varied business, plopable big offices or small business or industrial supplyed may work or fail aswelll, growable there might be whole estates with only gas stations, education and enviromental setting or the ordinance and tax settings wich determine local economy. As long as residential and commercial demands are kept in balance this will all work fine, well done !

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Fixing the font size right now! Didn't even realise it myself.

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The idea of the shopping district being so close to living is again, based off where I actaully live in Louisiana; where it is all one large cluster.

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I hope to see this journal start up again. I live in Louisiana (Lafayette) too, and this is definitely reminiscent of the numerous small towns near here..

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