Treehugging in Putnam Co/Cookeville? (Jackson, Carthage: YMCA, college, living)

[akm4]

I'm not sure about your point here. Are you saying if someone calls themself a treehugger that they should happily go farther than necessary to recycle?

[shadowwalker]

I am saying that if you believe in a cause like that. And EVERYBODY is now doing it that way. Why snivel about it.
And we all have to do it that way here.

[akm4]

Originally Posted by shadowwalker

I am saying that if you believe in a cause like that. And EVERYBODY is now doing it that way. Why snivel about it.
And we all have to do it that way here.

We have a curbside pickup service here.........

[shadowwalker]

AK, did you miss the point of her living in the country? That's out side of the city.
I guess for you I should have clarified that us in the country have to go into the city or by them to dump our trash and recycleables.

[akm4]

Wow, angry much?

I was simply responding to your (yelling) comment that, "EVERYBODY is now doing it that way."
Not everybody..........

[B-money]

to the people of cookeville!!are you aware theres a vineyard in your name in baxter? construction is underway.im in baxter,just 2.5 miles from me, is the new community,with a vineyard selling wine at the entrance.if anyone knows anything cocerning the vineyard/community.i would apppreciate any feedback.im no tree hugger but theres piles of huge oak trees,and bulldovers,i havent seen a deer there in months,and a huge sign saying bringing a taste of cookeville.whats your definition of a taste of cookeille?are there other places in cookeville with vineyard based communities?

[Sparkman]

Originally Posted by B-money

to the people of cookeville!!are you aware theres a vineyard in your name in baxter? construction is underway.im in baxter,just 2.5 miles from me, is the new community,with a vineyard selling wine at the entrance.if anyone knows anything cocerning the vineyard/community.i would apppreciate any feedback.im no tree hugger but theres piles of huge oak trees,and bulldovers,i havent seen a deer there in months,and a huge sign saying bringing a taste of cookeville.whats your definition of a taste of cookeille?are there other places in cookeville with vineyard based communities?

See this thread:

http://www.city-data.com/forum/tenne...am-winery.html

[2mares]

As far as recycling there are plenty of recycling bins around Cookeville and throughout the county so recycling is not a problem. As Shadowwalker stated things are done a little differently for those in the country. In order for curb service for recycling, taxes would have to increase. Now that is almost touching on an example of how small towns are changing due to "transplants". You know, "thats not how its done where I'm from" and how it tends to irk people.

Anyway, Scrapbook, There is a bow club that my bil is in if you are into bow shooting I can give you the info to check out.

There are plenty of treehuggers in the area. I have been accused of being one myself.

I really dont think you want to live in Monterey. I have lived there over 30 yrs. and would be happy to answer any questions or help in any way.

[MrsMtnsOnTheMind]

Originally Posted by Shenandoah

hey, we just believe in eating healthy, but LOVE our pizza, steak, hotdogs, BBQ's,

OMG.....that's healthy? I thought you were going to say organic fruits and vegetables


Scrapbook, it sounds like you are going to fit right in. More so I believe, then in Florida where just about everyone is trying to keep up with....well, everyone else. You will probably feel free for once in your life.

[Beretta]

Folks, keep in mind that this is an old thread. Scrapbookqueen hasn't posted since April 2007 and last logged in January of this year.

Scrapbookqueen, if you are out there and reading this, come on back and join in the fun.