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Title: Where were you born and do you live within 100 miles of that place?
Post by: gaylasue on July 01, 2011, 11:30:49 am

I was born in Louisville, KY.  I still live in KY but live farther than 100 miles from Louisville.

Title: Re: Where were you born and do you live within 100 miles of that place?
Post by: AdamH1978 on July 01, 2011, 12:25:54 pm

I was born in Williamsburg, VA and now I live in Chesapeake, VA so thats about 70 miles away.  I lived in Mississippi for 10 years as a kid, but you always come back to where your roots are.

Title: Re: Where were you born and do you live within 100 miles of that place?
Post by: samrhett2 on July 01, 2011, 12:33:39 pm

I dont think I could live much farther away from where I was born unless I moved to a different country.  I was born in California and now live in South Carolina.

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Post by: AnasMom09 on July 01, 2011, 12:53:53 pm

I live in Defiance,Oh and I was born in Bryan,Oh so I dont live too far away from where I was born only about a half hour.

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Post by: patycake56 on July 01, 2011, 03:39:07 pm

I was born in Dallas Texas but i live in northeast corner of Alabama and i love it

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Post by: smithjcsdfw on July 01, 2011, 04:01:59 pm

I was born in the far west Texas town of El Paso and currently live in the suburbs of the Dallas - Ft. Worth metro mess which is certainly more than 100 miles east of El Paso give or take about 600 miles or so.

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Post by: amyrouse on July 01, 2011, 10:29:21 pm

I was born in Chicago, and I live in a completely different state now, about an 8-10 hour drive, depending on which path we drive through Indiana (the corn fields can be scary, especially when you grew up watching Children of the Corn...lol).

Gaylasue, I'm in KY as well... have you seen the Moonbow or visited the covered bridges?  Any other suggestions in KY?  My family and I are always looking for a new adventure.  We've done Cumberland Gap, Cumberland Falls (hence the Moonbow), Mill Springs, some of the covered bridges, and live within an hour of Natural Bridge.  I did quite a bit of travelling in college, but I have yet to find another state as exciting as KY.