Fan Geography

[ethanedwards]

Hi Moonshine_Sally,

I'm not sure, but I'm going to go for Dutch
as your native language,

Keith

[arthurarnell]

Hi Moonshine Sally

Welcome to the board I'd have a guess and say Flemish.

Regards

Arthur

[Patrick]

During the school year, I'm in Bloomington, Indiana at Indiana University. Go Hoosiers! During the summer, I'm back in Chicago, my hometown. Go White Sox! So for the whole year, I guess I'm in the Midwest.

[Tuscarora]

I am from West Texas. A little town called Water Valley, twenty three miles from San Angelo.

[Moonshine_Sally]

Hi Keith and Arthur!
Sorry for the late reply but you where both right with guessing my language :D It's dutch but as I am from Flanders it's also known as flemish ofcourse.If anyone would be interested the other 2 languages in my country are frensh and german.Most people do speak flemish so I always go a bit grrrr when people say that Belgium is mainly frensh.
Liliane

[ethanedwards]

Hi Liliane.
I am glad that Arthur and I got it right,
Great Minds think alike!!!
One of the reasons people in the UK think
maybe French is spoken,because of the TV series, of Agatha Christies,Poirot.
However, Arthur and I were not fooled!!
Please join us on the Real Seniors thread, where
the chat is less formal, and we need some new blood there,
as smokey is giving me some stick.

Best Wishes,
Keith

[john chisum]

I live 6 miles west of Manchester city centre in Eccles, England

I come from Davyhulme, which is 3 miles up the road

[Colorado Bob]

I am from the wind blown eastern plains of Colorado, a very small town named Byers, that was founded in 1866 by an old trapper / buffalo hunter / indian fighter by the name of Maj. Oliver Perry Wiggins.
Colorado Bob

[chester7777]

Originally posted by Colorado Bob@Dec 17 2005, 06:35 PM
I am from the wind blown eastern plains of Colorado, a very small town named Byers, that was founded in 1866 by an old trapper / buffalo hunter / indian fighter by the name of Maj. Oliver Perry Wiggins.
Colorado Bob

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Bob,

Have you always lived in Byers? We have some very good friends who live in Castle Rock Colorado, is that very far from you?

Chester

[erscolo]

Originally posted by Colorado Bob@Dec 17 2005, 08:35 PM
I am from the wind blown eastern plains of Colorado, a very small town named Byers, that was founded in 1866 by an old trapper / buffalo hunter / indian fighter by the name of Maj. Oliver Perry Wiggins.
Colorado Bob

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Greetings from another Coloradan, this one west of you in the somewhat, well maybe one of these days, bustling town of Erie, midway between Denver and Fort Collins.

Roger.

[ladybug]

I am a hillbilly from West (by gosh/almost heaven) Virginia. A little town called Nitro. And yes, it got its name from the plant that produced nitroglycern(?). I have been transplanted to the state of South Carolina, but West Virginia will always be home. As they say, you can take the girl out of the mountains, but you can never take the mountains out of the girl!

[DakotaSurfer]

By the way the crow flies I am 185 miles SE of Winterset, Iowa. Or about 5½ hours by car.

[Tbone]

Myself, I'm from a little town just outside Tulsa, I.T.

[Stumpy]

Myself, I'm from a little town just outside Tulsa, I.T.

Right on with the I.T., TBone.

Hey, how 'bout those new commemorative stamps. I bought 14 sheets of 'em.

[brick]

Howdy everyone, I'm in the home of Big and little Poison, 35.53* N, 97.16*w, I'm east of the indian Meridian, Indian Territory.