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[Gracie]

Post pics of your hometown...or used to be your hometown. Lets see what you see/saw that you enjoy(ed) so much.

My ex home that I will eventually return to if I don't kick off first:

Beach, somewhere in central California:

Mountains (current)

Now..show me where you live?

 

[Auld Phart]

The Heart of the Heart of it all

 

[blackhawk]

East Texas where I spent a fair amount of my youth and Dallas where I am now.

 

[ChrisL]

Post pics of your hometown...or used to be your hometown. Lets see what you see/saw that you enjoy(ed) so much.

My ex home that I will eventually return to if I don't kick off first:

Beach, somewhere in central California:

Mountains (current)

Now..show me where you live?

My God, that is so beautiful! I think your new home is just as pretty as your old one.

 

[Gracie]

It is. Today was so lovely...I was thinking I never want to leave. But then it will get cold again before summer finally hits...and it gets in the 90's here during the summer.

 

[ChrisL]

Here is a picture of the Mayflower (which some of you might find interesting). It is not far from my home, a few towns away. There are some really cool historical landmarks in my town, but if I post pictures of them, I might be giving up TMI about where exactly I live.

 

[ChrisL]

It is. Today was so lovely...I was thinking I never want to leave. But then it will get cold again before summer finally hits...and it gets in the 90's here during the summer.

Hopefully it's not too humid. That is the killer about summertime here, the humidity is just awful.

 

[Gracie]

It's also cheaper here. Rent for a 1 bedroom is around 750 per month. At the beach, its 2500 per month.

Food is a bit more pricey, though. Gas is cheaper..which is a plus. Still getting used to the altitude, too.
Everyone here looks like they stepped out of a Duck Dynasty episode, lol.

 

[ChrisL]

Here is a picture of the Mayflower (which some of you might find interesting). It is not far from my home, a few towns away. There are some really cool historical landmarks in my town, but if I post pictures of them, I might be giving up TMI about where exactly I live.

I should tell you, that is not the actual Mayflower, but a replica. I've been on it. It's a pretty small boat, considering.

 

[Gracie]

Not a lot of humidity. Dry heat. Like the desert.

I debated on saying which town I reside in now..and decided fuck it. I don't really care any more, lol.

 

[ChrisL]

It's also cheaper here. Rent for a 1 bedroom is around 750 per month. At the beach, its 2500 per month.

Food is a bit more pricey, though. Gas is cheaper..which is a plus. Still getting used to the altitude, too.
Everyone here looks like they stepped out of a Duck Dynasty episode, lol.

Did you get altitude sickness? I am betting I probably would because everything else seems to make me barf, why not the altitude?

 

[Gracie]

My bones ached but I didn't get stomach sick. Funny thing is...my psoriasis is gone. Just went away. Harder RA flareup, but sinuses are good, skin looks great, hair growing faster than usual. And here, there is no Diablo Nuclear power plant 4 miles away. Big plus, that!

 

[ChrisL]

My bones ached but I didn't get stomach sick. Funny thing is...my psoriasis is gone. Just went away. Harder RA flareup, but sinuses are good, skin looks great, hair growing faster than usual. And here, there is no Diablo Nuclear power plant 4 miles away. Big plus, that!

Isn't that strange, how just a little change in climate can do such things? I think cold weather does contribute to arthritis flares though.

 

[mdk]

Home Sweet Home.

 

[ChrisL]

Home Sweet Home.

Very pretty and looks a lot like Massachusetts.

 

[Gracie]

wow MDK. NICE fall you got there!

 

[ChrisL]

Some more pictures of Massachusetts.

 

[ChrisL]

Chatham (pronounced Chattum, seriously!).

 

[mdk]

Very pretty and looks a lot like Massachusetts.

I've traveled the globe and Western PA will always be home. That may sound simple, but I love it here.

 

[ChrisL]

Gloucester (pronounced Gloster or "Glosta" )