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What's So Special About Your Home Town
nomad:
I grew up in Springboro, Oh. There is not much about this town, although it was part of the underground railroad during the slavery days. Then we moved to Venice, FL. The sharks tooth capital of the world, and former winter home of the Barnum Baily Circus until they moved out a couple of years agonow it just home to a bunch of real old people. Now I live in Marietta, Oh. Its known for being the first city and capital of Ohio, and the river boats, there's alot of history that started there on the expantion west way back when. I think the people that live there still think its 1891, very backwards. I like the fact that I travel for work all the time, I die of bordom there ;D
triumphcorvair:
Huntsville,TX....The VICTIMS Rights capital of the World!
-Doug-:
I grew up in South Mills, NC (15 miles North of Elizabeth City, NC and 40 miles South of Norfolk, VA). What was special about it? Our house was right it front of the canal that is part of the Inter Coastal Water Way. During the peak season, we got to watch all sorts of boats travel up and down the canal.
Another interesting fact is that the county it was in had one stop light! Not sure if that is the case any more given all of the development that is happening nowadays.
D.A.L.U.I.:
New Orleans, there's nothing more to say, good spicey food, spicey--to say the least- politics. More than 250 years old, this old girl can't be burnt out or flooded out. It's up, it's running and it's a great place to live and visit. We're Back, as they said in the movie! Laisse les bons temps roulez!
tomgallagher:
Philadelphia, where it all began in 1776.
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