McCleary Musings: Rain Country

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Rain Country Christmas Tree

Nov. 15, 2019

I am so tempted to put a wrapped present under that thing.

Nov. 2, 2019

Yes, this fine dining establishment has been on the market for several months.

I admit I have a problem with people who wear sunglasses in general and those who perch them on top of their heads or dangle them from their collars in particular such as the real estate guy pictured here. To me that looks pretty silly and urban fad-following. But what do I know?

I'd love to see the place become an indoor miniature golf course.

Pie Happy Hour

July 14, 2019

Rain Country

How foggy was it?

Oct. 19, 2018

It was so foggy that Simpson's smokestack is barely visible at 10:33 AM as seen from the front of the clinic!

Entrancing Entrance

July 26, 2018

The new sign inviting customers to Rain Country is terrific! It has a funky Old West welcome feeling to it that seems to reflect the positives of McCleary. Well done (which how I like my burgers).

Some locals prefer using the side door as a form of feeling part of an inside secret.

This is the first time I have noticed the restaurant no longer has outdoor tables in the front.

LOVE

Feb. 10, 2018

Rain Country Valentine display. McCleary City Hall and the new clinic are in the background

Happy New Year

Jan. 1, 2018.

The bustling live-wire central business district of downtown McCleary on New Year's morning, 2018.

Hmmm, no one seems to be up and around. Gosh, I wonder why?

Shadow of the Home Made Pies

Dec. 11, 2017. Rain Country

Rain Country stars

Sept. 16, 2016

Happy breakfast at Rain Country

Jan. 25, 2011.

Two cups of Joe at Rain Country

Dec. 31, 2010

The backside of a window cherry pie

Dec. 31, 2010. Rain Country.

Rain Country tablecloth

Nov. 28, 2010

Half dead, half alive

Nov. 21, 2012. The storefronts from left to right: A dead tavern, a dead cafe, an office space of uncertain business, usually real estate or insurance or something like that, and Rain Country restaurant. The third storefront was originally the Post Office from the early 1950s-early 1960s.

This photo was taken nearly four years ago, but the situation remains the same today.

Breakfast coffee at Rain Country

July 5, 2016

In the prehistoric past the Rain Country spot was the town pharmacy and liquor store under Bart Bloom. Then it became a florist shop. Yes, McCleary actually had a florist shop. At some point over two decades ago the slot became a restaurant known as the Rose Garden and has been a food service place under different names ever since although Rain Country has endured for quite awhile.

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Happy Thanksgiving!