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Old 09-16-2007, 12:04 PM
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Default Walkable small towns in Williamson County
Are there any small towns in Williamson County that you can actually walk to from your homes, or bike ride for that matter. Towns that have businesses that are practical and not just tourist oriented.
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Are you talking about walking to work, or just walking in general? Many communities in Williamson have places to walk, and tourism isn't a major part of the Williamson County area. I would start first by looking at Franklin.
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