Currently... Sparks, NV. "Reno is so close to HELL you can see Sparks".
I grew up in Brooten, MN.
HE HAW Salutes MY Hometown of Brooten, MN.... SALUTE!!!
Greg Terhaar
wrmcclellan wrote:Richardson, Texas - a northern suburb of Dallas, Texas
Went to Collins digital radio school in that area back in the 70's.
Paul
I went to Nortel PBX training in Richardson a couple of years ago, and Raleigh, NC the rest o the time. They have a huge OSU Alumni gathering for OSU games there. Not that it helped.
Wes
I live in San Jose, California
- Reuben
Bob Nelson
Sin City
The place where a certain blonde causes casinos to implode!
Chuck
Fabulous! I've a few hours of work on all those!
It's very interesting to see how different the earth's living area's are. It's great to see all replying here! thanks.
I am from South end of Columbus the capital of OHIO but still a small cow town
Wes, have you ever ventured north to the G&R grill in Waldo?
Conneaut, Ohio !! 45 miles east of Spankybird & torpedo 1688 !!
Thanks, John
cnw1995 wrote:Crystal Lake, Illinois - about 46.8 miles along the former Chicago and Northwestern line from Chicago.
I KNOW THAT PLACE!!!! And it's BEAUTIFUL!!!
Silver City, New Mexico for me. We have Billy the Kid as our claim to fame.
Dep
Virginian Railroad
jefelectric wrote:Elizabethtown, PA. Small town home of a large M&M Mars plant. About 10 miles from Hershey, PA home of another famous chocolate plant. Hershey also has a Reeses Peanut Butter Cup plant. Sweet part of the country.
Hey John...when the wind is right do you get a whiff of the Mars plant? I'd be drooling all day. I mean even MORE than I already do. HA!
There are more folks from Ohio than I realized. Here is a shot of the C&O bridge and the Ohio River looking downstream, it is a five minute walk from my home.
Jim
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Anniston, Alabama
Stan.
THE SOUTHERN SERVES THE SOUTH.
Toledo, Ohio USA
Collingwood Boulevard
Home of the Jeep, Tony Packo's Cafe, The Mudhens, Champion Sparkplug, Dana Coporation, and Toledo is the glass capitol of the world. That's what they tell me! We are at the southwestern end of Lake Erie.
underworld
underworld wrote: Toledo, Ohio USA Collingwood BoulevardHome of the Jeep, Tony Packo's Cafe, The Mudhens, Champion Sparkplug, Dana Coporation, and Toledo is the glass capitol of the world. That's what they tell me! We are at the southwestern end of Lake Erie. underworld
underworld wrote: Toledo, Ohio USA Collingwood BoulevardHome of the Jeep, Tony Packo's Cafe, The Mudhens, Champion Sparkplug, Dana Coporation, and Toledo is the glass capitol of the world. That's what they tell me! We are at the southwestern end of Lake Erie.underworld
Tony Packo's ....I was just there about three weeks ago as I was heading north to . Packo's was made famous by Klinger in M*A*S*H. Great Hungarian food and near the big bridge. The big Cabela's Store is just north of Toledo, too.
Celebrating 18 years on the CTT Forum.
Buckeye Riveter......... OTTS Charter Member, a Roseyville Raider and a member of the CTT Forum since 2004..
Jelloway Creek, OH - ELV 1,100 - Home of the Baltimore, Ohio & Wabash RR
TCA 09-64284
CSXect Fourth and Goal!!!!!
Buckeye Actually Klinger made Packo's more famous. Did you go to Cabella's? An amazing place with all of the stuffed wildlife and the aquarium.
No, where's Waldo...
I had to do it
I haven't been there. Is it good? I remember hearing somethinb about fried bologna sandwiches in Waldo.
envfocus wrote:My wife, son, and I live along the beautiful St. Croix River in the village of North Hudson, Wisconsin. The St. Croix River marks the state border between Wisconsin and Minnesota, so ...
My wife, son, and I live along the beautiful St. Croix River in the village of North Hudson, Wisconsin. The St. Croix River marks the state border between Wisconsin and Minnesota, so ...
I currently live in Sugar Land, TX just southwest of Houston. Still, I did once live in Hudson, WI and envfocus is correct...It is one beautiful place!
Jim H
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