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Topic: where do you live?
ZenSoul79 Joined Thu 01/15/15 Posts: 343	Mon 05/25/15 03:32 AM
I live in CT and love waking up to the lush green roling hills and the sunny days, especially now that the weather is warmer, which means I can take my bicycke out and just speed along the wooded backroads during a misty sunrise, travel to the neighboring towns I havent been to yet, and generally enjoy the summer days off from work. There is a lot of beauty where we live if we just take the time to look, in my humble opinion. So where do you live and whats the best part about being where you are?

devildog123 Joined Mon 09/08/14 Posts: 3902	Mon 05/25/15 04:05 AM
I live in New Jersey. We have NYC to one side and Philly to the other. And in between we have mountains, the Pine Barrens, some really great little towns and some of the best beaches in the U.S. you can drive your motorcycle thru the Pine Barrens and be totally lost. Great stuff. Yeah,, its crowded.. tolls on most every road.. expensive and you are going to give and get " the finger" most everyday while trying to commute to work in your car... but its Jersey.. I like it ;)

mikeyspace4691 Joined Tue 02/04/14 Posts: 1862	Mon 05/25/15 04:49 AM
East Tennessee checkin in, most beautimus country in the world..

2469nascar Joined Fri 11/22/13 Posts: 5231	Mon 05/25/15 05:24 AM
some where in southern Illionis,,,some of the best dirt track stock car racing in the country,,,,,

irisheyes56 Joined Thu 03/20/14 Posts: 128	Mon 05/25/15 05:47 AM
Ireland. The rolling green countryside.

Leigh2154 Joined Sun 10/02/11 Posts: 16479	Mon 05/25/15 05:59 AM
I live on the magnificent Cumberland Plateau in the beautiful state of Tennessee!

Quintessentially Joined Fri 02/20/15 Posts: 1382	Mon 05/25/15 06:15 AM
South west Aussie! or

panchovanilla Joined Tue 01/07/14 Posts: 5396	Mon 05/25/15 06:46 AM Edited by panchovanilla on Mon 05/25/15 06:49 AM
^^^^cool name for a town^^^^

SuzQ66 Joined Thu 03/26/15 Posts: 1969	Mon 05/25/15 08:04 AM
In Illinois, near St. Louis. So about 30 minutes from a large thriving city with a beautiful skyline, and a very large river. Eagles winter along it a little north of where I am. There's a beautiful lake and park up the road from me that used to be a curve in the Mississippi. Also within easy reach are rolling farm hills, with their crops marching a long in ordered rows. Fields full of dairy cattle and horses. Unexpected patches of woods. Little windy roads that pass through... and a huge man-made lake about an hour to the east. {img}http://bloximages.newyork1.vip.townnews.com/stltoday.com/content/tncms/assets/v3/editorial/e/34/e347f64d-0974-5652-a453-2e91cc35b82d/4d191ccd45316.preview-1024.jpg?resize=620%2C372

joethebricky Joined Sat 08/04/12 Posts: 12740	Mon 05/25/15 08:25 AM
Chester, in the North west of England. We were voted Europe's 5th prettiest city beating the likes of Rome, Venice, and Paris. We have the oldest race course in the UK Chester started as a Roman fort in 79 AD Chester has the only surviving rock cut Roman Shrine in the Country. Called Minerva's Shrine after the goddess of war it is designated as a Grade I listed building by English heritage and was carved in the early 2nd century. We have the medieval walls which still surround the City and are a big tourist attraction. The Cathedral was built in 1093 and is one of the biggest tourist attractions in the UK. It is magnificent even if I say so myself. Chester is very nice I guess, and old.

Rock Joined Thu 10/09/08 Posts: 21249	Mon 05/25/15 08:41 AM
I live in the boonies.

regularfeller Joined Sat 11/10/12 Posts: 2394	Mon 05/25/15 09:48 AM
^^^^cool name for a town^^^^ I noticed the hidden truth of that road sign.... Climax - one....me~~~> <~~~she

Pinkbunny43 Joined Sun 05/12/13 Posts: 26547	Mon 05/25/15 10:18 AM
I live in the City of Edmonton, in the Province of Alberta. Home to North America's largest mall, West Edmonton Mall Which includes a waterpark and a theme park, called Galaxyland and an ice rink and a pirate ship And only 4 hours from this I love my city!

PacificStar48 Joined Tue 10/02/07 Posts: 13764	Mon 05/25/15 10:25 AM
Sunny; balmy Northern California. Grocery basket for the world.

TMommy Joined Fri 05/10/13 Posts: 9850	Mon 05/25/15 11:01 AM
Pink that is a cool looking mall that I would take kids to once just to say we did it. I am in the mitten ya'll. This would be Michigan.

dreamerana Joined Sat 09/21/13 Posts: 21544	Mon 05/25/15 11:25 AM
outside a small town in California's central valley. this is a man made lake that adjoins our local river. there are a variety of food choices in our little town and if you want scenery you can walk the nature trail at the lake or go for a drive along the country roads.

tta1128 Joined Sun 12/14/14 Posts: 514	Mon 05/25/15 11:34 AM
I'm in Moonshine Hollar, Tennessee. USA

regularfeller Joined Sat 11/10/12 Posts: 2394	Mon 05/25/15 01:13 PM
Pink that is a cool looking mall that I would take kids to once just to say we did it. I am in the mitten ya'll. This would be Michigan. Michigan - It's ALMOST Canada! I live in a place where the common response to "how are you?" is, "just another day in paradise". Ironically, it is hotter than Hades 9 months of the year and humid as a south american rain forest. But, on the good side, I haven't worn long pants or lace up shoes in the last 6 years. They call it LA, meaning Lower Alabama. No movie stars here! Alas, I miss the hills...

TMommy Joined Fri 05/10/13 Posts: 9850	Mon 05/25/15 01:26 PM
Alabama.. Hmmmm tis true indeed Michigan is not for faint of heart for sometimes winter lasts from Halloween to Easter Alabama gots gators in them waters

regularfeller Joined Sat 11/10/12 Posts: 2394	Mon 05/25/15 01:28 PM
Alabama.. Hmmmm tis true indeed Michigan is not for faint of heart for sometimes winter lasts from Halloween to Easter Alabama gots gators in them waters AND Regularfellers!