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| There are almost too many to name, but one of my favorite drives is from St. Louis up through the farm country. I took a backroad that winded through farms and little towns that if you blink you might miss them. There is something about these little towns and their simplicity that draws me in. I wonder what the residents do, where do they work, how long has their family lived there, and I wonder if I could make a happy home there!
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| I always wonder the same thing. I love to take road trips through towns such as this and wonder whats going on in the peoples lives and could I see myself living there.
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Last Login: Thursday, November 05, 2009 10:21 PM
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| I do the exact same thing!! Glad I'm not the only one! I love seeing the big OLD farmhouses with big front porches, and then imagining the families sitting on the porches generations ago after a hard day's work.
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| Ditto. Having grown up here I find it far too easy to overlook the incredible natural resources we have in So. Illinois. When I'm paying attention, which I try to do as often as I can, I'm always seeing something amazing that I'd previously overlooked ... or at least taken for granted heretofore.
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| I agree i love the history of southern Il, Garden of the gods is one of my favorite places. I wish i could see what those cliffs has seen in the past. The dinosurs, The indians, Maybe even cave men?
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