Where do you live? Tell us something interesting about your city.
Pocket: We live in Taunton MA. It is a small city with a big river running through it that leads to Newport Sound. A 100 years ago Taunton was a huge manufacturing town specializing in silver. Now the river is polluted and so full of debris any boat bigger than a rowboat will crash. When she was a girl Mommy lived on the river and saw a big boat pass by her house then hit a covered trestle and sink. The people climbed on top of the trestles until they were rescued.
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ReplyDeleteI lives right in the middle of England, the furthest away from the coast you can get..... called the Midlands
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It's really tragic about the condition your river is in, Pocket. When will people ever start treating the earth like their home? the Mom
ReplyDeleteWe live on the outskirts Chattanooga, TN, USA, the bestest city ever. The TN River runs right through it, and has lakes where the peeps can swim. If we still had our boat, we could swim in the river, too. Except for Lucy, who is too heavy and Mom couldn't get back into the boat! And the downtown is something called renovated and has the Tennessee Aquarium and lots of other cool places for tourists. We live right outside of Chattanooga in a small subdivision with one street running through it and where peeps bring their messy pups to Mom to get groomed! Xena.
We live need Greenville, SC and our downtown is so pretty and has a nice waterfall as one of the main attractions.
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ReplyDeleteRochester NY is on the Genesee River which flows into Lake Ontario. It's home to Kodak and Xerox and Strong Memorial Hospital. Being in the center of Western NY, there are always lots of things to do, whether it's wine tours, festivals, museums, amusement parks, or just enjoying nature and the changing seasons.
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ReplyDeleteWe live in Pocatello, ID which is the southeast part of the state. There is a lot of farm land growing potatoes, wheat, sugar beets to name a few crops. We are near the Snake River and mountains are close too. The town was named for Indian Chief Pocatello
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