Palakurthi

We operate out of 3-120 in the village of Gurijala. It’s a quiet spot, and our building is just a plain structure where we handle the daily work. Life in Gurijala moves slow, so we don't feel the need to rush things like they do in the big cities. Most of what we do involves helping the folks right here in the village. Whether it’s handling local supplies or just sorting things out for the neighbors, we stay busy enough throughout the week. This place has been around for a long time and the walls show it, but it does what it needs to do. We spend a lot of our time out on the front step when the sun isn't too hot, just talking to people who pass by. There isn't much in the way of big machines or computers; we mostly use our hands and simple tools to get the jobs done. Sometimes we have to go out to get specific items, but we are always back in Gurijala by the evening. It is a simple kind of life, focused on the work we have and the people we know. We don't bother with big signs or advertisements. If you live around here, you already know the house and what we are about. People just call us Palakurthi because that’s the family name on the door. It’s just how things are in a small place like this.