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#918389 09/01/07 02:44 AM
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Ok silly as it may seem, i'd really like to know where does the farthest PW member live laugh

I'm not that far, Montreal Canada smile


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That's reasonable to want to know - but, can I ask farthest from where?

"Although the moon is 1/5 the size of the earth, it is still farther away."

#918391 09/01/07 08:47 PM
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I live in Los Angeles, a 5-minute drive away from the famous and very lively Hollywood Boulevard.

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I can see Big Ben from my window.

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I live on a half acre in a country setting down a gravel private road amid a large enough city of new home development built in the past 25 years. The deer come through here to feed, and there are a number of them (7 to 10) but never more than 2 at once. We have been here since October 2006, so this is quite a novelty for us. To the South East is Mount Rainier and to the West great sunsets. It is very restful here and quiet and wooded. We had to take 32 trees down due to rot and too close to the house, and lots of debris during our first winter here from very scary windstorms. Today we are bulldozing to flat land for the 2nd time to make way for a workshop garage. While it's a primitive setting, there is a lot to do in building and maintenance. Drive just two blocks out of the neighborhood and it's busy traffic, stop and go, and gridlock.

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I must be the farthest away since I'm in the middle of nowhere. laugh


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"Although the moon is 1/5 the size of the earth, it is still farther away."
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BruceD,

That is nonsense logic that my father-in-law and husband enjoyed dropping into the consersation - it's supposed to sound profound but it's absurb when you think about it.

Another example would be "I cut it twice and it's still too short!" (woodworking)

I said that because I wondered where we were measuring "farthest" from in the original posting.

I had a neighbor that we used to meet almost nightly in the driveway between our houses to chat with, and he called that place "the center of the universe".

And, when we look from our perch on earth into the sky we are not really looking up, we are looking out there. "Somewhere Out There Beneath the Clear Blue Sky....." (This finally has a little music in it to qualify for the posting.)

I hope you don't think this posting is too flippant but there were many "verbal jokesters" around from the time I married into the family." Puns, limericks, daffy definitions, and nonsense songs.

How are things in Victoria,BC? You are up the road a bit from me.

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Next door to Daffy Duck!


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#918398 09/21/07 05:47 PM
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I am in the middle of nowhere too. Cibolo Texas smile


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#918399 09/21/07 05:54 PM
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I'm not sure how far away it is, but wherever it is, "they" assure me it's my own little world.


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I live in paradise, also known as Southern California.
And like every paradise, it has it's serpents. But the orange tree in my garden makes up for that. And only forbidden fruit has C vitamin!


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Farthest from Mount Real? Probably in South Africa...

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I once saw hobbits and elves residing in our city and beyond. I guess it was just a Weta Workshop imagination of Peter Jackson. smile

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I live in Harlan, Kentucky. I live in a 98 year old Farm house, I look out my window, I see a huge mountain on the right, another mountain on the left and a mountain in front of me. Usually after it rains about 8 deer walk out in my front yard to find dinner, at night all I can see is the night sky and hear crickets and the sound of water running off the mountain. I am also 20 minutes from a gas station and town.


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#918404 09/27/07 03:32 PM
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I live in Saint Michael, Minnesota. About 30 miles North West of Minneapolis.


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#918405 11/11/07 09:49 PM
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I must be the farthest away since I'm in the middle of nowhere.
How bout little old Australia. In the middle of nowhere.... Lightning Ridge, get a map of Aus and look for the New South Wales/Queensland border. Got it? right, now put your finger just on the NSW side where it starts to go all wobbly. Thats where I live (approximately)

Seriously, the closest town is 40minutes drive (and thats at 130 Kph) and the nearest city is about 3 and a half hours away!


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I'm not far from you Bosendorfer88, I live in Quebec city, Canada. (Hope you aren't the person selling it's bosendorfer in montreal region on lespac, it's a shame to get rid of such an instrument! )


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i live in a giant bucket...


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would that be Big Ben Rothlisburger ??

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65 miles southwest of New Orleans.

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