what is your town known for
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Dartford England, chavs, alcoholics, fights, chavs, a big bridge, more fights, bluewater shopping center, more chavs and general basin for the run off of the populations of london and kent. oh and i think one of the girls schools has the highest chlamidia rates in the south east or something... Charming place really.
The neighborhood in NYC in which I live brought free public kindergarten to America. And possibly some sort of rubber, although that might only be the reason why this neighborhood exists.
Um nothing, actually I only live in a small village and not much as happened throughout the history of it's creation.
Eastbourne , england
Known for it's elderly... huuuge OAP populus.
great fun.
Edit: Oh and I forgot, Beachy head cliff in Eastbourne had the 2nd highest (jumping) suicide rate. 2nd to SF's golden gate bridge. (I once saw a dead body there, in the process of being removed)
Known for it's elderly... huuuge OAP populus.
great fun.
Edit: Oh and I forgot, Beachy head cliff in Eastbourne had the 2nd highest (jumping) suicide rate. 2nd to SF's golden gate bridge. (I once saw a dead body there, in the process of being removed)
Let's see... Truro, NS, (Canada, if you still can't find it), is... hold on, Wikipedia:
Alright then. We're known best as the "Hub of Nova Scotia" because of some railways going any which way. It was home to one of the fathers of Confederation, Sir Adams George Archibald, and is kinda' nice.
Some notable aspects, I guess would be the wood sculptures downtown (though someone knocked the eagles off my favorite one), and that we have 5 pieces of the Berlin Wall... Right beside the Bargain Shop.
My town might look fairly cultural if you look at the right places. There's this one street that looks like it was made in the 1800's (deliberately built so), and some of the buildings actually are from around then. It's kinda' nostalgic.
We have a nice park, everything's within walking distance, we have some neighboring towns that are unincorporated, but have merits. Oh, but it's not all nice; our mayor opposed the gay pride parade. Controversy was had, people complained and then did nothing, because we're cool like that, it got better.
There, that's everything I could find possibly worth mentioning.
Alright then. We're known best as the "Hub of Nova Scotia" because of some railways going any which way. It was home to one of the fathers of Confederation, Sir Adams George Archibald, and is kinda' nice.
Some notable aspects, I guess would be the wood sculptures downtown (though someone knocked the eagles off my favorite one), and that we have 5 pieces of the Berlin Wall... Right beside the Bargain Shop.
My town might look fairly cultural if you look at the right places. There's this one street that looks like it was made in the 1800's (deliberately built so), and some of the buildings actually are from around then. It's kinda' nostalgic.
We have a nice park, everything's within walking distance, we have some neighboring towns that are unincorporated, but have merits. Oh, but it's not all nice; our mayor opposed the gay pride parade. Controversy was had, people complained and then did nothing, because we're cool like that, it got better.
There, that's everything I could find possibly worth mentioning.
Coaldale, Alberta? Umm... coal? I don't even think my town's on the map. Lethbridge, which is only 15-20 minutes away, has the longest and highest trestle bridge in the world.
A giant Nickle and a large smokestack but mostly rocks and trees (like the rest of Canada).
Good old Sudbury.
Good old Sudbury.
We house the Scottish centre for Krishna consciousness.
Also, a number of monks were murdered here many years ago.
Also, a number of monks were murdered here many years ago.
Sweetwater
Rattle Snake Round up.
PETA fokes never come near us during this time of the year. Why because its the same time we have a rather large gun show at same time.
Rattle Snake Round up.
PETA fokes never come near us during this time of the year. Why because its the same time we have a rather large gun show at same time.
I'm from a small village in England. London, we call it. You probably won't have heard of it, no reason why you should really, but the Queen has a little house somewhere around here. I think the Prime Minister might have a place nearby too.
