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Sep 12, 2024 12:55AM
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I am from and live in Germany, in a small town near Cologne. I was born here, moved away for a couple of years to study and have returned about 3 years ago.
I was stationed at Ft Lewis back in the 70s...beautiful state.....Jeff Mc
Hans wrote: "I am from and live in Germany, in a small town near Cologne. I was born here, moved away for a couple of years to study and have returned about 3 years ago."Sounds like a hop, skip, and a jump from Darmstadt and Burg Frankenstein. Ever visit the place?
Perry wrote: "Hans wrote: "I am from and live in Germany, in a small town near Cologne. I was born here, moved away for a couple of years to study and have returned about 3 years ago."Sounds like a hop, skip, ..."
Not that I remember. I visited a lot of old castles with my parents when I was a child and it might be that I was there, but I couldn't really say. Then again, we have a lot of old castles here in Germany :). For example, there is Burg Drachenfels near Bonn, which is where I studied. It's well worth a visit and has a beautiful view over the Rhine valley.
I currently reside in Blackpool, England but I have lived in places like Northwich and Hyde.
I am from the canary islands, but I am now living in Madrid.
I was born in Glasgow, Scotland, but I've lived in Sweden for 19 years!
Central Wisconsin, USA. Anyone else around who's human and not a deer or turkey, let me now.
In France, near Switzerland and Germany 🇫🇷
The British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar 🇬🇮 🇬🇧 otherwise known as "The Rock" ⛰️
Born in Malaysia, grew up in Singapore and now staying in windy Wellington, New Zealand!
I am from the meme state, Ohio, or the land of the Buckeye. choose your pick, lol
I live in The Netherlands, I was born in Sardinia!
Born and raised in Vancouver, Canada.
Europe here. Mostly read in English though, especially for horror. My local bookstore's "horror" section is three Stephen King novels and a Dean Koontz, so Goodreads and online communities are where I actually find new stuff. Currently deep into a weird fiction phase. House of Leaves is still my all-time favorite, but The Fisherman by John Langan gave it serious competition last year.
Upstate NY and I can't help but wonder if I'm not the only one in this group in my area because when I went to check my local library for the availability of this months group read selections they both were checked out around the same time they were announced. Not trying to be a creep and stalk/track anyone down I swear. It could easily just be an interesting coincidence and can remain that. Anyway, being an upstate New Yorker made it fun reading The Fisherman and being able to recognize the names of various real world locations referenced.
Where in Upstate NY? That’s a big area. I used to live in the Plattsburgh area
Eric wrote: "Where in Upstate NY? That’s a big area. I used to live in the Plattsburgh area"Saratoga
