A lengthy bike trip from Louisville brought me to this little crossroads (pop. 162) that Wal-mart forgot. As the crow flies, you're not that far from Louisville, but barring another bridge boondoggle, that might as well be the other side of the earth. And Corydon is a good drive away. Which presumably makes this little do-it-all shop viable for the locals. My "deli lunch" was a mound of salty ham with a touch of swiss, and the self-serve soft-serve choices include chocolate, vanilla, and swirl. The grocery aisles include local packaged meats and even some greenery. The fuel pumps are antiques, and because multiple people used them to fill gas cans as I sat and ate at the picnic table, my lunch came with a corresponding olfactory bonus - no extra charge. We were too uppity to use the port-o-potty, but otherwise we delighted in this little oasis -- perhaps not a dream grocery store, but it's a considerable upgrade from your standard gas station convenience. read more