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Old 01-29-2024, 10:53 AM
 
Location: New Mexico via Ohio via Indiana
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Oxford and Athens and Gambier. Mt Vernon and Granville and New Concord and Wooster and (if you just do buildings and architecture and not people), Oberlin. Oberlin has its own numerous charms, but the people on both sides of the political spectrum there are hardly Hallmark-ready. Too divided and distrusting. A shame.
Chagrin Falls and Medina too. Peninsula and Yellow Springs somewhat as well.
All the little college towns in Ohio are ripe for this. Town square, sidewalks, gazebo, shoppes, perfect for seasonal leaves and snow scenes. So many towns like this in Ohio.
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