Where Do We Come From??

[Gr8-Ideas]

Not in the biological sense, its the where is most of the forum based / living?

Me I live in a big village of a country called Luxembourg in central Europe. Population 450,000 (+/- 25000)

Even though I am Scottish - And proud of it. Scotland's greatest export is its children.

I am interested to see where others on the board are originally from.

Rob

[lnxcode]

Originally Posted by Gr8-Ideas

Not in the biological sense, its the where is most of the forum based / living?

Me I live in a big village of a country called Luxembourg in central Europe. Population 450,000 (+/- 25000)

Even though I am Scottish - And proud of it. Scotland's greatest export is its children.

I am interested to see where others on the board are originally from.

Rob

Thats alot of folks.... Then again the EU is really populated, here you have some places there is 1 person for every 4 square miles if not more... in the united states

[Scott]

I'm in Utah, United States. I live at an elevation of 6100 ft and love snow. I used to live in the high desert of California where I saw snow about once every 5 years.

I moved here about 2 years ago and couldn't be happier.

[lnxcode]

Originally Posted by Scott

I'm in Utah, United States. I live at an elevation of 6100 ft and love snow. I used to live in the high desert of California where I saw snow about once every 5 years.

I moved here about 2 years ago and couldn't be happier.

So you're a Snow kinda guy eh?

[Radio Matthew]

I come from the United States. I come from California.

[gizmo71]

I'm in the appallingly over-populated south east corner of that once green and pleasant land England, though I'm originally from 'oop north', specifically Europe's food town Grimsby, the former largest fishing port in all of Europe.

[lnxcode]

Originally Posted by gizmo71

I'm in the appallingly over-populated south east corner of that once green and pleasant land England, though I'm originally from 'oop north', specifically Europe's food town Grimsby, the former largest fishing port in all of Europe.

Yea, I've lived up in Chesterfield up north, then lived in Dorking for a bit, in surrey. The bloody place is so packed now.... its scary.

Dorking was clean, pleasant once... now.. its like on the border of London... making the little town super populated and kinda dirty...

[thelocomono]

Originally Posted by lnxcode

Thats alot of folks.... Then again the EU is really populated, here you have some places there is 1 person for every 4 square miles if not more... in the united states

What about Finland or Norway above the artic circle where there's no one around for at least 10 square miles???

Originally from the USA eastern seaboard here

[thelocomono]

Originally Posted by Scott

I'm in Utah, United States. I live at an elevation of 6100 ft and love snow. I used to live in the high desert of California where I saw snow about once every 5 years.

I moved here about 2 years ago and couldn't be happier.

Try living a bit further east into the mountains, Scott. You will be living at 9800 feet instead. PCMR reigns! I should know, I lived there.

[marcOpolo]

O G! I drive a diesel jeep. Last weekend we had rapid snow melt and on our driveway (20 miles long) I was crushing rocks with my busters. Don't know how, but you can see where Ida's Aero Star (16" wheels) plows between the ruts. Hubby must hurl a ton down the mountain slopes, eh - slow goin' gal. Tribal population is 734. Lillooet British Columbia, Lillooet and Natives communities. Tsal'áhl