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07-25-2006, 02:36 PM
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Somerset/Barker area
Hello.
My name is Stephanie and Im moving to the Somerset/Barker area because I want more land. I've never lived out here and I was wondering if anyone could tell me some information on the area. I don't know where anything really is so if you know any small shops/food/resturant or anything like that, I would love to know about it. Also, I have 2 dogs and Im adopting another one so if you know any places for pets, I would love to know about that too. Thanks alot. Stephanie 
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06-11-2007, 02:56 PM
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Barker Girl
There are 3 places to eat in Barker. PTW and Thee Barker Store. Down Quaker road there is Watts Landing. Welcome to town.
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