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What's So Special About Your Home Town
marshd1000:
I was born in Tacoma, WA about 30 miles south of Seattle. But I consider myself more of a Seattleite as I have lived here most of my life. Anyway, Seattle is special in the fact that it is a exciting cosmopolitan city with a alive downtown core. It has great shopping, nightlife, and tourist attractions like the Pike Place Market and the Seattle Center (the 1962 Expo grounds) with the Space Needle. But in less than a hour, you can be skiing in the mountains, hiking or boating on Puget Sound. In about 2 hours or less you can be at the main part of the ocean, Mt. Rainier or even desert. I feel blessed to be from and live here. Plus being sly is quite normal here!
wpruitt:
--- Quote from: champ007 on August 17, 2007, 11:16:43 PM ---Oh and Mrs. Wilkes heart clogging country food,...
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Don't forget The Lady and Sons, along with the St. Patrick's Day Celebration
Jdogs Better Half:
sydney!!!
the beach!! somewhere in amongst those homes is where we live!!
joergHH:
Hamburg!!
It's the best town in old German. See www.hamburg.de
If you need a contrast, take the Express train (ICE) to Berlin, it lasts only 90 minutes.
J
KALBO:
Elkhorn, WI is called the "Christmas Card Town" for how it looks in the winter...started way before I was born. My dad acutally got in a film(you can barely make him out sitting on the bench when they filmed some segments on the basketball team) they made on it in the 50's.
I moved to Delavan, WI for a bit...famous for its Circus back in the day, an elephant actually fell through the ice at a local lake. Also famous for Gary Burgough(spell check)...you know, RADAR from M. A. S. H.? My mom had the hots for him...he was a senior when she was a freshman in high school...shouldn't he be one to go SLY?
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