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Recently we stopped in Frostburg on the drive home, and were very impressed with the town! It may be a little small for some people, but it seemed to have some real character and appeal. Here are a few pics:
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Love Frostburg, ive been going there my whole life. Its too bad its dying like most cities in the Rustbelt, at least frostburg state is there! The areas very pretty. Since i have family up there ive seen like all of Frostburg and i love it
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Thanks for the pics; I've never been there, but want to check it out now. Looks really pretty.
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I love that area of Maryland. Thanks for posting the pics.
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I love the images. Older towns "speak" to me. I never get all "warm and fuzzy" when I ride by a Big Box store, or cold prefab gray and yellow franchise. Old towns can inspire, and fire up the imagination.
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