Where are you from and where do you live?

[an0nym0us]

Actualy I created this topic to get to know a little more about the members who navigate the forum..

ps. Im from Albania and i live here, all of my life.

My city is Saranda and it is well known for the sea and the good climate.

 

[Reverie]

I live in the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex of Texas. Below is a picture of Downtown Dallas, and I live about 20-30 minutes away from it now in a suburb. I love Texas, I just would like to be further from the city.

 

[Cory]

I live in the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex of Texas.

I live in the general area, or at least close to it as well.

 

[Reverie]

I live in the general area, or at least close to it as well.

That's cool! I live a bit north!

 

[Cedric]

I live in Belgium, in a very small town, where everyone knows everyone. 😃

 

[an0nym0us]

I live in Belgium, in a very small town, where everyone knows everyone. 😃

I was live in Brugge for some months it's amazing place.

 

[Cedric]

I was live in Brugge for some months it's amazing place.

Oh yeah I love going to Bruges. It’s my second home! Lots of good food and stores to shop at.

 

[zoldos]

Born in the US capital of Washington, D.C. and raised and lived in the same house for 31 years. In mid 2006 I drove down to the "deep south" and now live in a tiny rural town.

 

[Ravenfreak]

I live about 45 minutes away from St. Louis, Missouri. I'm not a fan of my state if I'm being honest, I've lived here my entire life though. I was born in St. Louis actually, though the hospital I was born in closed down years ago.

 

[Tracy]

I'm a simple East Texas redneck. We are very laid back, still say "thank you", "please" and hold open doors for the fairer sex.
This shows 2 of the main attractions for our area... the dogwoods (we are known for our Dogwood Trails) and then the steam engine train that has a "fun" trip of about 30 miles (one way) between another city and ours through some beautiful East Texas countryside.

The state park trains cover pretty much the main period of "train travel" for the United States and it does go through some very pretty country.

If you are ever in Texas during December, then I would HIGHLY recommend coming to Rusk or Palestine Texas and catching the Polar Express.
https://texasstaterailroad.net/events/

 

[zoldos]

Oh cool!

 

[Reverie]

I'm a simple East Texas redneck. We are very laid back, still say "thank you", "please" and hold open doors for the fairer sex.
This shows 2 of the main attractions for our area... the dogwoods (we are known for our Dogwood Trails) and then the steam engine train that has a "fun" trip of about 30 miles (one way) between another city and ours through some beautiful East Texas countryside.

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The state park trains cover pretty much the main period of "train travel" for the United States and it does go through some very pretty country.

If you are ever in Texas during December, then I would HIGHLY recommend coming to Rusk or Palestine Texas and catching the Polar Express.
https://texasstaterailroad.net/events/

Although I'm from the kind of northern eastern Texas, I've never heard of this area! That's pretty cool! I've been on the Polar Express when it has visited my area though!

 

[Esper]

I've been bouncing around from state to state but just moved back to the DC area!

 

[Oblivion Knight]

I'm originally from a small village in the UK, about 40 miles from where I am now - Rotherham, South Yorkshire.

 

[ladyquack]

I'm originally from the Middle East, but grew up in Seattle, WA. I've lived in a lot of different places during my adult life. but currently I live in Houston, TX.

 

[zoldos]

still say "thank you", "please" and hold open doors for the fairer sex.

Good deal. I've always done that too!

 

[Kyng]

I'm a simple East Texas redneck. We are very laid back, still say "thank you", "please" and hold open doors for the fairer sex.
This shows 2 of the main attractions for our area... the dogwoods (we are known for our Dogwood Trails) and then the steam engine train that has a "fun" trip of about 30 miles (one way) between another city and ours through some beautiful East Texas countryside.

View attachment 712

The state park trains cover pretty much the main period of "train travel" for the United States and it does go through some very pretty country.

If you are ever in Texas during December, then I would HIGHLY recommend coming to Rusk or Palestine Texas and catching the Polar Express.
https://texasstaterailroad.net/events/

Lovely trains ! I'm a long-time rail enthusiast, so if I'm ever in the area, I'll have to ride them .

Anyway, I'm from north-west England.

 

[Shortie]

I am from England, UK and I have lived here all my life. I still live in the town I was born in as well. The town is not as great as it used to be when I was younger and if I had the funds to move I would but for now, I stick where I am.

 

[zoldos]

Coolness. If you could move, where would you go?

 

[Clarice]

I'm from Pennsylvania originally and still live here despite traveling some due to school and my dad's military career.