Are you city or country? (Murfreesboro, Bristol: motels, live in, farm)

[calicowgirl3319]

born city but my heart yearns for the country. LA girl moved to the country about 15 minutes from nearest rode that than lead to the highway,but still not country enough, so tennessee , here i come

[Tinman313]

Originally Posted by williboy

Wow, that makes Telford at a whopping 120 people per square mile seem like a megalopolis. Gray at 759 people per square mile is it's own country.

I here that's a great place, I have a former co-worker living in that area.

[Forest Breath]

Born country in Etowah, TN. Still live here and went through a country/modern phase. I think it is safe to say that I am on the road to becoming pretty much as country as you can get! Hopefully by June!

[Shenandoah]

Born in a small town in SW PA, went to school in a one room schoolhouse (1960's) until we moved closer to where my dad worked in the steel mills. Hated living in the city. Too many people, too many shallow people, too many houses crammed together. Then we moved to the country, lived on a farm with over 100+ acres. LOVED IT! Felt totally free and happy there. Got married, lived in small town for over 20 years. Too many people, shallow people and houses. Now, I'm back out in the country, but not far enough. I can't wait for the Tennessee move. It'll definitely be out in the country.

But, like some others, I'm a little bit country, but do enjoy a few of the amenities of the city. I love concerts, plays, and the sporting events, but I honestly don't see the appeal of shopping in the city. If you shop smart, you can get cheaper and better deals elsewhere. The outlet malls are about a 30 minute drive from me in Grove City PA, and Cranberry is 30 minute drive in the other direction. No stop lights within 3 miles.

blessings, Shen

[movintotennessee]

We're city turned country. That's why we want to move to Tennessee. We have chickens, cows and will be getting a pig pretty soon. I make homemade yogurt, hoping to make cheese one day with fresh milk from the farm. Make all homemade foods from scratch, including our own beef. Looking forward to seeing fireflies, hearing the birds instead of the highway out in front of our home right now in Washington. My husband is interested in beekeeping and just loves the animals. We can't wait to purchase a home and 60+ acres in Tennessee. We'd love to give eggs and gifts and blessings to our neighbors and people we know. Country, country, country!

[williboy]

I was sitting on our back deck friday morning. It was a beautiful spring morning and the birds were so noisy that they were annoying. The mountains looked especially nice and the coffee, eggs, sausage, and biscuits couldn't have tasted better. Life in the country is good.

[Tennesseestorm]

We are in "lightly rural" Bristol. We are in the country, but only about 3 miles from the city limits (on the southeast side).

[jkmewright]

ChooChoo City here

[phyll]

Originally Posted by Tinman313

That's the problem theirs " No Cows" I'm a country boy with no cows too tip....

Tinman you can come down here to Bean Station, the cows, killer ones are here!

[alleycat]

Originally Posted by phyll

Tinman you can come down here to Bean Station, the cows, killer ones are here!

It's springtime . . . I think the cows are all nesting during this time of year.