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Small town life

by Lynz Real Cooking on May 16, 2016
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  1. apuginthekitchen #

    Looks peaceful and wonderful.

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  2. Cheryl "Cheffie Cooks" Wiser #

    So quaint Lynn (I emailed you and will again!). LOL xoxoxo b-2

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  3. weebluemixer #

    Lovely photos and your town looks so quiet! I love that you have included the library in your photos too as I always think the library is one of the most important resources a community can have! Glad you have found a happy home.

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  4. Priceless Joy #

    Nice photos! Is this where you live?

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  5. Cecile #

    What a lovely, peaceful looking town!

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  6. Doctor Jonathan #

    Small town life is wonderful. I lived in Iowa for several years. This was a place you could find good, hard working, salt of the earth type people. So refreshing when we look around today at a world often sacrificing values to get “ahead” in life. Interestingly, people know the expression “getting ahead” yet they rarely know where they want to go!

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  7. purpleslobinrecovery #

    Beautiful bucolic (Can’t think of a “b” word for scenery”)

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  8. spearfruit #

    Very peaceful and quite – is this where you live Lynn?

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  9. swo8 #

    It certainly has its charm.
    Leslie

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  10. Erika Kind #

    Oh, what lovely picks, Lynn!

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  11. lynne hoareau #

    So nice Lynn…looks so peaceful 🙂

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    • Lynz Real Cooking #

      Thanks so much! It is a lovely quiet area! College students come and go which keeps our little town more lively!

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  12. cupcakecache #

    It is exactly like the small Catskill town my New York (big city) parents moved to when I was 5 years old. At 18, I was very happy and ready to leave but it was a wonderful place to grow up. And much safer than the New York area. However now some communities have a problem with heavy heroin use…not all but when I read about it, I am amazed and grateful for gentler times.The most damage we had was drinking.

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  13. IreneDesign2011 #

    Very nice photos Lynn 😀
    I like small towns.

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  14. White House Red Door #

    Lovely little towns… they black and white filter suits these pics! xo

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  15. Marisa's Italian Kitchen #

    I much prefer the little towns to the bigger ones myself! Lovely pics Lynn 🙂

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  16. rangewriter #

    Lovely featured image. And the b&w images stop time.

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  17. memadtwo #

    The silhouettes of the buildings against the sunset are beautiful! (K)

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  18. Bernadette #

    A big change from where you have spent a large part of your life but from the loving photos, it seems like a wonderful change for you. Hope things are going good with the new grand babies.

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    • Lynz Real Cooking #

      Thanks so much Bernadette! It is a lovely part of the country to live in and a peaceful place!

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  19. circadianreflections #

    I love the silos, and especially that top sunset image! Brilliant!

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  20. fromthefamilytable #

    Nice little town with the tallest building the grain elevator. You know you are out west.

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  21. New Journey #

    Noting better than living in a small town…love the feeling and closeness of the community….kinda weird here….we really know no one here…we go to town and its all strangers looking back….however anyone and everyone we have come across here have been nothing but kind to us….and in a way it is like a small town…90 thousand when the snow birds go home, double that when there here….love the pictures….and what a lovely family you son has made for himself….and what a trooper, Jackie is….after a long pregnancy to have 2 beautiful little boys to hold and cuddle….hummmm Grandma Lynn!! Man that has a nice ring to it…..love to you and your clan…XXXXXXkat

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  22. Eugenia #

    I love quaint little towns. Great pics.

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  23. Freda @ Aromatic essence #

    Love these pics, Lynn 🙂

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  24. Eli Pacheco #

    Wanna meet at the soda shop? My treat.

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  25. CHCooks #

    Wow! amazing pictures Lynn ☺ ☺

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  26. Sadie's Nest #

    I love small town life. When I was young I remember thinking, “I can’t wait to move away and see all I can see.” Now I think, “I’m so appreciative for a small town and peaceful community.”

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  27. silentlyheardonce #

    Looks quiet and comfortable.

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    May 22, 2016
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