A question.....I've seen many images of American country towns and it seem usual to lack awnings out the front of the stores. Just wondering why?It seems to make them feel a little bleak and lacking character. Is there a reason for this?
I love a country town with old stores with awnings. Add hitching posts and horse drinking troughs and, well perfect.
Most Aussie country town have awnings but it doesnt necessarily mean it will have a nice feel. Sometimes our towns have the awnings but too wide a main street and loose the intimate feel.
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An interesting observation. It really depends on where it is as too how necessary an awning is. There are many factors such as winter snow load, amount of rain, amount of sun and even if there is a local awning person. But it’s certainly not universal.
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