Would you live in the preceding place?

[badgate]

Sure, why not?

It's a house in OKC.

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[politicallefty]

No I prefer Mansions. http://ts3.mm.bing.net/th?id=HN.608039091483248331&pid=1.7

Assuming this was the last post, no.

[Sol]

Heck ya!

[Torie]

Nice town. Why is it that NC is graced with so many charming towns I wonder?  And I notice that Hudson is right next door to boot.

The town below is actually a county seat, with the county courthouse in view (and where my brother registered to vote in fact).

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Probably not, but hard to tell from the picture. Reminds me a bit about the Azores, which would be good. Is it still in Japan?

Yes, but a part of Japan that it's weirdly hard to find good pictures of online, even searching in Japanese.

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[politicallefty]

Nice town. Why is it that NC is graced with so many charming towns I wonder?  And I notice that Hudson is right next door to boot.

The town below is actually a county seat, with the county courthouse in view (and where my brother registered to vote in fact).

Is that Inyo County? If so, it wouldn't be at the top of my list of places to live in California. Even though it's probably too rural for my taste, I'll lean yes. That's some really great scenery.

[traininthedistance]

Way too rural for me to live there, but wouldn't mind visiting.

[Cranberry]

Seems like a nice neighbourhood to me
This is Philly, right?

[NewYorkExpress]

Very Colorful... I like it.

[Tender Branson]

Nope.

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Hint: my district (took the pic while I was mountainbiking).

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

yes


(town in slovenia with the same name as mine)

[traininthedistance]

Seems like a nice neighbourhood to me
This is Philly, right?

Indeed.  Pretty near my old stomping grounds.

[SKIP]

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Absolutely.

Okay, last from northern Japan:

[Antonio the Sixth]

Looks much too cold for my tastes, especially with the constant wind that sea probably brings. Also, I'd need to see what the houses look like.


(my mom's childhood tow)

[Torie]

Nice town. Why is it that NC is graced with so many charming towns I wonder?  And I notice that Hudson is right next door to boot.

The town below is actually a county seat, with the county courthouse in view (and where my brother registered to vote in fact).

Is that Inyo County? If so, it wouldn't be at the top of my list of places to live in California. Even though it's probably too rural for my taste, I'll lean yes. That's some really great scenery.

Most excellent. It is Independence, the county seat of Inyo. My younger brother lives at the other end of the county in Rovana, a former tungsten mining company town, and still all owned by one entity which rents the immediately post WWII vintage cracker box houses on grid streets, as if they were levitated out from the San Fernando Valley on a magic carpet and plopped down in what is admittedly a magnificent setting, right up against the Sierra Nevadas,  that formerly housed the miners (which coincidentally at one time, when controlled by someone else, was a client of our law firm, but I digress).

[RR1997]

Antonio V: No

[Ban my account ffs!]

Yes by the way

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Absolutely!



(Assume it's in better apparent repair.)

[NewYorkExpress]

It's a nice house, but what makes me want to live there is the scenery.