What is your city known for?
#192
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Louisiana
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Here in New Orleans, we are famous for our great food, music and the "French Quarter", and I don't mean Bourbon Street. The "Quarter" has so much more to offer like The "French Market, "Moon Walk", "The Cabildo", "Jackson Square", "River Boats", "Cafe du Monde", "Jazz Fest", all kinds of festivals, sightseeing, etc. I like to go down and browse in all the shops. It makes for a fun day.
#196
South St. Paul,MN. We use to be home to 2 packing plants, Armours and Swifts.
The have been closed for many years now. I think we hold the record for the most number of years of going to State in Boys Hockey but have never won. I think it's like 23 times. But the girls have won a few times. PS. I'm not a hockey fan.
The have been closed for many years now. I think we hold the record for the most number of years of going to State in Boys Hockey but have never won. I think it's like 23 times. But the girls have won a few times. PS. I'm not a hockey fan.
#199
Originally Posted by lillybeck
Ft. White is a very small town but we do have a state park that has a river going through it called Itchtucknee and you can raft or tube sown it and it is protected in it's natural state. There is a swimming hole and a place that you can dive. The water is never over 70 and of course we have the University of Fl in Gainesville.
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