skowron5

35 friendly people and 1 old fart. That would my husband. lol

milikaa1

Forest fires :cry:
The movie "Next" with Nicholas Cage

Gelswood

Potatoes! We have Idaho Spud Day, a Miss Russet and our school mascot is a Russet! Go Russets!!!!

quilter on the eastern edge

After this week, fog!

Let's see........

The Royal St. John's Regatta, the oldest annual sporting event in North America
George Street, which has more bars per capita than the Ginza in Tokyo
Great music and food
Friendly people
The most easterly city in North America
Green spaces and parks, interesting architecture and heritage buildings

I could go on and on.........

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.

reginalovesfabric

home of the USM golden eagles and we are called the hub city. We are 90 miles from Jackson. 90 miles for Biloxi, 90 miles for Mobile and 100 miles from New Orleans and of course one great quilter lives here!

jbud2

We live in a rural area and the PO is in, I guess back in the day it was a flourishing small town. Railroad station, store, creamery, etc. Now its' basically the PO and a gas station. But we say where the stone quarry is and where the big Pflatzgraf plant used to be.

katyquilter

Home of Bass Pro Shops.. Gotta love it!!

misseva

MOSQUITOS!!!!! as in Mosquito Fest

Waxahachie0

I no longer live in Texas, but I was born and raised there. While I lived in the Dallas area growing up, my sister went to Baylor in Waco. It is an ongoing joke that Waco should be pronounced Whacko because of all the crazy things that have happened there and all the weird people who have at one time or other inhabited this city. God bless all the normal people who have had to witness such history!