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RON58
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Great idea,this is neat. Some of you guys are almost neighbors.I'm between State College and Altoona up in a hollow( BALD EAGLE PIKE).Pretty close dead center of PA. Any of you have or hunt coyote in your area ? Not to get off subject.
Corinth Ky half way between Lexington Ky and Cincinnati Ohio.
lumberjackchef
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Just south of historic Fort Scott, Ks. Very interesting history we have around here. Check it out.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Scott,_Kansas
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Hot Springs Ar Al Capones hideout I live in the sticks surrounding it 
HarryHarley
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Covington, Louisiana 25 miles north of New Orleans.
Come on down!!!
Come on down!!!
woodchopper
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God's Country !! Beautiful in that area. I used to live in So. Maine. I'm in Hanson,MA now. Former site of the world's largest cranberry bog. They closed down that bog around 1978 though.
Hot Springs Ar Al Capones hideout I live in the sticks surrounding it
so Al hung out in that neck of the wood also, he loved the North woods Wi and North of that the U.P
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so Al hung out in that neck of the wood also, he loved the North woods Wi and North of that the U.P
Yipper yooper gotcha
Maine-iacJay
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Castle Hill, Maine. About 6 hrs north of Portland. The other Maine.
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Atascadero California, almost exactly half way between San Francisco and Los Angeles on HWY 101 on the inland side of the coastal mountain range.
sctstoys72
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cordova KY midway between lexington ky and cinn oh. off I75 Harrison Co.
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So please tell me you are aight livin in between the fruits & nuts?
They ain't rubbed offnya eh:monkey:
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SF has its own unique type of fruits and LA is full or all kinds of nuts but here on the central coast we have almond, pistachio, walnut, and apricot orchards and many are being torn out and replaced with wine grapes and olive orchards. towards the coast you will find citrus and avacado orchards. throw in a bunch of cattle and a bit of barley and its not a bad place to live.
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Cowboy Billy
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I live in Britton, MI. But I spend all the time I can in Stalwart MI in the woods with my saws, dozer and other toys. Hopefully I can get a cabin put up and live UP there part time
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I live in Britton, MI. But I spend all the time I can in Stalwart MI in the woods with my saws, dozer and other toys. Hopefully I can get a cabin put up and live UP there part time
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Ha,ha,ha....The other Maine! Good one Jay!
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When I went there, I dreaded it but after I reached it,I was
pleasantly surprised I did not go way into Maine but it was noot what I was expecting. I did hate tobacco prices and tolls but the people were ok and
I was expecting to see a bunch of girlie men smooching each other. It and
NH and New York were surprising I though it would all be concrete lol.
Gene DiNardo
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Bala Cynwyd Pa.
Did you export the map from an mxd. ?
Hey WRS, I used to do a lot of backpacking around Slate Run and the Black Forrest. "Gods Country" for sure !
Did you export the map from an mxd. ?
Hey WRS, I used to do a lot of backpacking around Slate Run and the Black Forrest. "Gods Country" for sure !
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