The Sugarbush Valley Supermarket

I'm very excited to announce that I finally acquired the Supermarket. This item has been on my wishlist for so long and every year I notice how its price just gets higher and higher, so much so that I thought that I would just never be able to afford it, much like the Country Tree School. 

As luck would have it, a local online shop had a HUGE sale, it was 50% less and I just HAD to buy it (you understand that, don't you?)

I want to feature it in my next story, so I thought to do a quick introduction. It has after all been "open" for a while now in the Village.

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It was another lovely Autumn morning in Sugarbush Valley and Wilbur Redwood was loving life. Moving to this small village to open a Supermarket turned out to be a life changing decision.

Up untill now they have shared a house with the Darwin family, something that is not uncommon in the Village, but he has just heard the great news, that his plans to built as small cottage-like-flat on top of the Supermarket was approved.

Wilbur and Fliss loved being shopkeepers. To be surrounded by delicious fresh produce and seeing to the needs of their customers were very satisfying.

Fresh fish and seafood where supplied by Ben Henry-Lloyd, and Bob Blackberry delivered fresh fruit and vegetables daily.

Though Sugarbush Valley had its own Bakery, Wilbur negotiated with Bertie Honeybear to also supply the Supermarket with a small quantity of freshly baked bread and other treats daily.

There was also a fridge for chilled groceries. One can find anything from butter, yogurt to juice and even soy milk in it.

A shelf with dried and canned goods, was also well stocked. Next to its was the ice cream fridge, every child in Sugarbush Valley's favorite.

So do pop into the Supermarket if you ever visit Sugarbush Valley.

****************************************************************I hope you liked the introduction. I was pleasantly surprised with the Supermarket. It is well stocked and there really is a wide variety of items that came with it (and it is not pink!). Just a small suggestion, do set aside enough time to fold those boxes and stick on the labels. It really can be time consuming. It also took some planning to find a place for each item. With some of the previous shops I bought, I felt that there was too little stock, but surely not with the Supermarket.