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    Old 06-08-2011, 05:29 AM
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    Country Music, and Tennessee Titians (of which I don't follow I've never got the hang of football :roll: :?: )
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    Old 06-08-2011, 05:29 AM
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    "Isledingadagurinn" Icelandic Festival, first weekend in August
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    Old 06-08-2011, 05:33 AM
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    growing up in Houston, I remember NatGeo calling Houston the AC capital of the world in 1958 -- now even our sports stadiums have AC -- we need it
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    Old 06-08-2011, 05:42 AM
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    Originally Posted by BarbaraTX
    Austin, TX - live music capital of the world.
    Another tidbit: the unofficial slogan is "Keep Austin Weird"
    You're also famous for your Bats. Keep them out of your belfry, but visit them at the Congress Bridge. http://www.videocityguide.com/austin...ss-bridge-bats
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    Old 06-08-2011, 05:44 AM
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    New Mexico State University is here as well as the beautiful Organ Mountains. The thing I think of most often is "red or green"
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    Old 06-08-2011, 05:46 AM
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    Macon, GA - Little Richard, James Brown, The Allman Brothers, and Cherry Blossom Festival
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    Long Beach MS is known as the "Friendly City". We have a live oak tree that was here when Columbus discovered America. It is huge. We also have a beach and a kite festival in May.
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    Old 06-08-2011, 06:16 AM
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    The Alamo, The Riverwalk, drought, heat, drought, heat and more drought and heat.
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    Old 06-08-2011, 07:15 AM
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    We are amalgamated into a larger area know as the Greater Hamilton Area in southern Ontario. This city has been known as the 'Lunchbox City', 'The Hammer', 'Steel Town'.
    It's more formal moniker is 'The City of 100 Waterfalls'. Our city buts up to the Niagara Escarpment. Half of the city is below the escarpment, the other half is above. In spring and heavy rains, you can be within walking distance of many varied waterfalls, some large, some small.
    The Battle of Stoney Creek was fought here where the British troops helped repel the Americans. Had they not, our area might have become part of the U.S.
    We have the Royal Botanical Gardens which is nationally known and of course, the home of the Tiger-Cats football team- oskee wee wee!
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    Old 06-08-2011, 07:21 AM
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    Originally Posted by quilter1
    The CN Tower and the Toronto Blue Jays, guess I should include the Toronto Maple Leafs too. We also have a national park, Rouge Park, which edges on the Greater Toronto Area. In the park is a campground within the city limits, and I can get to it in 2 minutes from my home, lucky me. All this, a safe city, and 5 million people too!
    Yes, Toronto is an amazing city. So much to do and see. The one downside is the traffic. However, I have never met a Torontonian who wasn't helpful and polite...in spite of what Vancouverites say.HaHa
    From just down the QEW.
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