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Topic: where do you live?
Victim_Of_Love Joined Mon 05/25/15 Posts: 27	Mon 05/25/15 09:50 PM
I would rather live here. I spent a few years there as a kid and always considered it home. And this is why I love living in Washington - the scenery is gorgeous :)

rug212001 Joined Sat 05/16/15 Posts: 310	Mon 05/25/15 10:00 PM
I would rather live here. I spent a few years there as a kid and always considered it home. And this is why I love living in Washington - the scenery is gorgeous :) I have never seen a better view then coming over the mountain to have the midnight lights of Seattle spring out of the dark. Well, I say mountain when out there I do believe it's called a hill. lol

Victim_Of_Love Joined Mon 05/25/15 Posts: 27	Mon 05/25/15 10:07 PM
I guess depending on who you ask depends on if it's considered a mountain or a hill. I live on the east side of the state, so that's considered a mountain in my opinion :D

rug212001 Joined Sat 05/16/15 Posts: 310	Mon 05/25/15 10:10 PM Edited by rug212001 on Mon 05/25/15 10:11 PM
I guess depending on who you ask depends on if it's considered a mountain or a hill. I live on the east side of the state, so that's considered a mountain in my opinion :D I lived in Sumner and when heading north to Seattle I was told it was a hill. I don't know, nor really care. It was a beautiful sight either way. Camping on Mt. Rainier in the summer made for more amazing views.

Victim_Of_Love Joined Mon 05/25/15 Posts: 27	Mon 05/25/15 10:23 PM
I guess depending on who you ask depends on if it's considered a mountain or a hill. I live on the east side of the state, so that's considered a mountain in my opinion :D I lived in Sumner and when heading north to Seattle I was told it was a hill. I don't know, nor really care. It was a beautiful sight either way. Camping on Mt. Rainier in the summer made for more amazing views. I can imagine that camping over there was stunning to say the least.

rug212001 Joined Sat 05/16/15 Posts: 310	Mon 05/25/15 10:28 PM
I guess depending on who you ask depends on if it's considered a mountain or a hill. I live on the east side of the state, so that's considered a mountain in my opinion :D I lived in Sumner and when heading north to Seattle I was told it was a hill. I don't know, nor really care. It was a beautiful sight either way. Camping on Mt. Rainier in the summer made for more amazing views. I can imagine that camping over there was stunning to say the least. Until the bears show up that is. I'm glad I use to be able to run really fast.

MelMaxx Joined Thu 10/28/10 Posts: 4724	Tue 05/26/15 03:12 PM
Indianapolis, Indiana There are LOTS of nice things about this city. At this time of year the rest of the country/world knows us as the home to the Indy 500. that and the nascar race in july, Yes,,,,AND the Brickyard 400 in July

ZenSoul79 Joined Thu 01/15/15 Posts: 343	Tue 05/26/15 04:50 PM
I live right here ... http://youtu.be/RRA_eVAyH5c It's a fantasy wonderland http://youtu.be/y6-2mQjHE4s I'll get to NZ someday. Been wanting to go since I first saw Fellowship back in the day! What a PLACE!!! yay ... smiling .. a zen quote for you enlightened one .. Wherever you go .. There you are . Your luggage is another story .. Pack light .. Laughing :-) Very true. Plus I love a good accent.

simpltim Joined Mon 09/09/13 Posts: 127	Tue 05/26/15 05:20 PM
Earth... but in the N.C. foothills at the moment. Mountains close and ocean not far... best weather in town:)

Annierooroo Joined Mon 10/20/14 Posts: 12552	Tue 05/26/15 06:55 PM
In the middle of the north island of New Zealand by the lake with rolling hills, thermal active mud pools as well as hot pools. Trout fishing, sea fishing 45 mins away. Plenty of bushes and woods. Come one, come all

no1phD Joined Tue 01/07/14 Posts: 27442	Tue 05/26/15 07:07 PM
on the top of a very tall tree..

Unknow Joined Tue 07/08/14 Posts: 1213	Tue 05/26/15 08:02 PM Edited by Unknow on Tue 05/26/15 08:03 PM
I live on the third planet out from a start that is located 2/3rd out from the center of the milkyway system on the southern arm. http://www.nature.com/polopoly_fs/7.6653.1349254298!/image/new_milky_way-1.jpg_gen/derivatives/landscape_630/new_milky_way-1.jpg

sweetestgirl11 Joined Fri 09/12/08 Posts: 30087	Tue 05/26/15 08:34 PM Edited by sweetestgirl11 on Tue 05/26/15 08:35 PM
Columbus Oh home of the Buckeye stadium and near here :)

rug212001 Joined Sat 05/16/15 Posts: 310	Tue 05/26/15 08:38 PM
Looks like that might be a fun natural water slide.

sweetestgirl11 Joined Fri 09/12/08 Posts: 30087	Tue 05/26/15 08:42 PM
Looks like that might be a fun natural water slide. it does indeed, but the rangers would probably take a dim view of that. it's Old Man's Cave a state park ... gotta stay on the trails :)

regularfeller Joined Sat 11/10/12 Posts: 2394	Tue 05/26/15 08:42 PM
Columbus Oh home of the Buckeye stadium Wow! Sweet I didn't realize you were a Buckeye AND a terrible driver! I'm originally one of your barefoot neighbors from across the river. Some flee in fear from banjo music but when I hear it, I'm like "that's my jam!"

sweetestgirl11 Joined Fri 09/12/08 Posts: 30087	Tue 05/26/15 08:44 PM
Columbus Oh home of the Buckeye stadium Wow! Sweet I didn't realize you were a Buckeye AND a terrible driver! I'm originally one of your barefoot neighbors from across the river. Some flee in fear from banjo music but when I hear it, I'm like "that's my jam!" across the river? soooo you're from the east side...lol I live in Columbus, yes....home of the Columbus Crew also and.......the "THERMINATOR"

regularfeller Joined Sat 11/10/12 Posts: 2394	Tue 05/26/15 08:51 PM
Columbus Oh home of the Buckeye stadium Wow! Sweet I didn't realize you were a Buckeye AND a terrible driver! I'm originally one of your barefoot neighbors from across the river. Some flee in fear from banjo music but when I hear it, I'm like "that's my jam!" across the river? soooo you're from the east side...lol I live in Columbus, yes....home of the Columbus Crew also and.......the "THERMINATOR" Soccer and Beer? That's so half way American!

rug212001 Joined Sat 05/16/15 Posts: 310	Tue 05/26/15 08:52 PM
Looks like that might be a fun natural water slide. it does indeed, but the rangers would probably take a dim view of that. it's Old Man's Cave a state park ... gotta stay on the trails :) What a shame!

sweetestgirl11 Joined Fri 09/12/08 Posts: 30087	Tue 05/26/15 08:56 PM
Columbus Oh home of the Buckeye stadium Wow! Sweet I didn't realize you were a Buckeye AND a terrible driver! I'm originally one of your barefoot neighbors from across the river. Some flee in fear from banjo music but when I hear it, I'm like "that's my jam!" across the river? soooo you're from the east side...lol I live in Columbus, yes....home of the Columbus Crew also and.......the "THERMINATOR" Soccer and Beer? That's so half way American! and burgers....so what's the other half?