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Originally Posted by Phil75230
In short, the same things that usually accompany small towns - only more so because its even more isolated, poor, and unwilling to open itself to new ideas than even the average small town - even Southern ones.
I speak as someone who spent 30 years in the Delta off and on. I won't go back there for anything other than visiting family.
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You have family there? I do, too, hometown is Cleveland. Not a bad place, just nothing there for me, anymore. Oh, and Cleveland has and does open itself to industry, just don't know how long said industries last.
I was really asking the guy who wrote the statement the question, but he's moved on to El Paso. Oh, well...bless his heart!
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10-01-2007, 04:21 PM
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