Where does everyone live?

[Bigdog]

Hello All, Paris, Illinois. I’m the middle of corn country.

[Aetas]

Welcome @Mikelima , @selvedgeosaurus and @Bigdog !
Enjoy the time in here.

[George Homme]

Greetings from Athens, Greece

[endo]

Καλό απόγευμα @George-Homme

[George Homme]

@endo Ευχαριστω!

[Autorotate]

I live on the east side of Cleveland, Ohio. Just moved back to my hometown after living all over the world with the Navy for 23 years. Notably, I was in Tokyo from 2009-2012, when Iron Heart was first brought to my attention. Bought my first 634 at Americaya in Ueno. Best place to be stationed ever. Many many excellent memories.
Go Browns!!!

[rovdjurstorget]

Great to see people from so many locations.

Member since 2014 but never posted in this thread. Greetings from Gothenburg, Sweden!

[spaniarddh]

Spain here!

[JunkPants]

Greetings from Oslo, Norway!

[Pipeboss713]

Born in Houston tx
Live in colorful Colorado

[1963rookiestar]

I currently live in Milwaukee, but spent most of my life in Philly.

[scooter]

@1963rookiestar , welcome. It's good to have you here. I'm a Milwaukee native, myself.

[1963rookiestar]

@scooter thanks. I’m relatively new to Wisconsin. Any recommendations for local stores/brands that carry high quality/durable gear?

[scooter]

@1963rookiestar , only one recommendation, MILWORKS. It's in the 3rd ward, just south of downtown Milwaukee. Lovely shop. Great owners. I try to stop in 3 to 4 times a year...

[1963rookiestar]

@scooter Thanks for the recommendation. Definitely going to check this place out

[hillbilly]

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[SeruRitchi]

@hillbilly
Sometimes I wish I could be a hillbilly.

I was watching The Thin Red Line last night and there was an exchange between the characters played by Jim Caviezel and Sean Penn:
Private Witt: Do you ever feel lonely?
First Sgt. Welsh: Only around people.

I live in Barnet, London. Barnet was a frequently used and well known word in London when I was younger because it's part of Cockney rhyming slang.

[Oaktavia]

@hillbilly my wife and I recently moved away from a small city and into a wooded area, also at the end of a road. Not quite as rural as you, but pretty close to it. I do not miss the city at feckin' all. If you look at the top left corner, you will see a sliver of the Potomac river which is used as the border for Maryland and West Virginia. The river is a ten minute walk from our house. Our dogs love it and so do we!

Edit: I meant to add, just north of the red pin, if you look closely you will see a road called Spider Web Lane. I am so envious of my neighbors who live on a street with such a spooky name.

[hillbilly]

@Oaktavia One thing about living in the woods with wife, you will really find out either you love your wife or just tolerate her

[Jett129]

@Oaktavia There's a road in New Jersey called Shades of Death Road. How's that for spooky/cool. The have to keep the sign posts greased so people don't steal the signs.