Anyone here grow up in a small town?

[fuzzynavel]

now thats some good stuff right there! read something like that and it about makes ya miss it

 

[ga.roadhog]

Teloga, GA. No lights, no golf course, and you could see the Sheriff at the bootleggers (Dry County). Population 300.

Unfortunately it is now a bedroom community to Atlanta and no one raised their can afford o move back unless their family still owns the homestead.

 

[goat]

Sweetwater is mighty close to Coahoma, and that is where I went to school. About 25 in my senior class and half of those started and finished together.

 

[cajunsmoker]

DeWitt, Arkansas Pop - 3019. Graduated DeWitt High School 1970.

Had a college buddy from Blytheville. Crazy dude named Jimmy Beardon.

 

[starsfaninco]

Hey Daryl,
I know right where Coahoma is. I used to go by there on my way to Big Springs. Nice to see some fellow west texans on here :)
KE

 

[bud's bbq]

Uniontown, Ohio....population in the hundreds. One gas station and a Blacksmith for the Amish folks and their horse/buggies.

Much simpler time..............

 

[bigal]

They had gas stations back then? OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! LOL I'm gonna smoke a turd in hell for that one, I guarantee!!!

I sure hope you know I'm joke'n Bud. I just couldn't resist!


Lord have mercy on my soul.

Take care Bud, slap Theresa for me.

 

[stray]

I grew up in Ashland, MO population then was around 1200. I guess that it was getting too big for me because now I live in Syracuse, MO population 168. Well to tell the truth I didnâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]t live “in†either of these towns I always lived on a small farm outside of them.

I could do one better then #14, I dated my sister-in-law before my wife and I got together and my wife dated her husband.

 

[deejaydebi]

I was raise in a town on the outskirts of a small city of the same name. Being a farming community everything was "neighborhood" until high school. But everything applies except know everyone in my graduating class. That was 1200 and everyone within a 30 mile radius and about 10 or 12 towns went to the only public high school in the area.