Welcome from Idaho!
We put it to a vote. It was a close call, but in the end you made the cut!
We put it to a vote. It was a close call, but in the end you made the cut!
Hello from central Pa
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Sorry I've been neglecting that stuff lately. I keep voting I don't know.
Welcome from Centre County, pronounced "Cenner" in the local dialect.
I recommend you take a trip to Boswell's, in Alexandria, outside of Huntingdon.
I recommend you take a trip to Boswell's, in Alexandria, outside of Huntingdon.
I live bout 40 minutes from JM's Chambersburg store go there often. Have never made to the Alexandria location.
Every now and then I head back east to see my family. The next time I’m back in town I’ll send you a PM to meet up for a coffee and a smoke.
I grew up in Spring Grove. Unfortunately my childhood home is now sold. My brother lives near Lewisberry. I have another brother who live near Dallastown.
well it was a guy who stole your style for sure. Which ain't going to complain about that. Wouldn't mind seeing more of my elders by not that much smoking a pipe or three.
Welcome.
The town I grew up in was on the edge of Central PA. But we commonly said it was in Central PA because our perception of what was central was skewed toward the biggest population centers. In PA the biggest population centers are Philadelphia, Reading, Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, Pittsburgh, Erie. So cities like Harrisburg between them we perceived as "central", whereas Harrisburg is really southeast-central. The true center is near Center County and State College.
The town I grew up in was on the edge of Central PA. But we commonly said it was in Central PA because our perception of what was central was skewed toward the biggest population centers. In PA the biggest population centers are Philadelphia, Reading, Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, Pittsburgh, Erie. So cities like Harrisburg between them we perceived as "central", whereas Harrisburg is really southeast-central. The true center is near Center County and State College.