Hi Mike, you could do worse than keeping it as a photography gallery in front as you develop your plan and convert over to a market maker. Did Tom Packham close his shop due to lack of traffic or did he sell out of his inventory? I remember visiting Provincetown, Massachusetts in October, and the Julie Tremblay Gallery on Commercial Street was one of our first stops. Supporting local artists is one of the best ways to support the local community, and her photos of the cabins built in the Dunes of the Provincelands were beautiful. We bought three. Based on what I'm seeing from the Ventnor Local website, Tom Packham's photos were very similar, highlighting the culture and landscape of the Isle in ways that storytelling can't.

A focus on community first and Bitcoin second might be a great way to provide a place for the community to gather and learn rather than a place with a sole focus on something that many people on the Isle might not be familiar or comfortable with. And the easiest way to do that could be a gallery that allows people to use tokens like Poundtoken (1GBP) from Blackfridge right there on the Isle. Of course, their X profile has been silent for almost a year and the UK economy is in the dumps, but we knew that already.

Anyway, I saw your photo and immediately thought of the tailor shop from Kingsmen.