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Old 04-05-2008, 01:43 AM
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I would think the experience of living in California and Georgia would probably have more in common than a comparison of Japan and Georgia or even Japan and California.
My Cali born & bred friend who has done a little traveling (Paris, London & Tokyo, that I know of) has said that the most foreign place she's ever been to was Atlanta, Georgia, haha. She said it was like a different country there, compared to California.
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Pictures are nice, but they are all of big tall blgs. Did not see any of Mt Fuji or Yoshida or Lake Yamanaka or town of Yamanaka or Kumagiya or the normal rice paddies or the Honey Bucket Parades that I saw when I was stationed there in 1951. Times sure have changed. Steve
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