r/FlorenceAl 23h ago

Helppp

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Ok so im trying to fix a car issue and looking for recommendations of legit places to sell a knife out of my collection. It’s a brand new Spyderco Endela wharncliff with a LynchNW titanium clip and the factory clip. I can’t seem to find anywhere local besides “pawn shops” and I’m not just going to give it away. Im literally letting it go for $80. It’s new in the box. If anyone has recommendations please let me know! Or if anyone is a Spyderco fan I can meet local if interested! Thanks! 😊 will dm pics if needed


r/FlorenceAl 19h ago

Friends

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42 /M. HERE looking for like minded nudist to hang out with. I am just over the tn line but I boat in pickwick alot. Again. Just looking for like minded nudist.


r/FlorenceAl 1h ago

Moving to the area

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My wife and I along with our toddler are contemplating a move from Fairhope, AL to The Shoals area for a job opportunity. I should start by saying the role and compensation are significant, well into 6 figures and we’d be looking at a lake front home. However, we are a bit worried about moving to a small town and losing some of the amenities we have today. We’d really appreciate any input from folks that have made a similar move and how it’s going so far. What are some things we maybe are not anticipating? How are the early childhood education and schools in the area? Socially speaking, we are in our mid 30’s and hope to establish new friendships. How is the area? Are we sacrificing a lot in the move from Fairhope to the area in terms of lifestyle?

Thanks!


r/FlorenceAl 9h ago

Does anyone have images of the old movie rental store that use to be in St. Florian? (currently "Pop's Barbeque")

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Hey, I was having a casual conversation with someone, and I suddenly remembered that Pop's Barbeque used to be a movie rental store, I think, around the early 2000s?

I have vague memories of it, but I don't know what the place used to be called. I have Hazey memories of what it looked like, but if anyone has images to prove my claim, I'd really appreciate it.

We can also talk about the memories we had there. I remember my parents renting The Sandlot on VHS.

Edit: Also, the more detailed the photos, the better. I'm planning to make a video game, and I'd like to map out the building as much as I can without too much guesswork. This is not a requirement, though.