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This is a whimsical question but I wondered if the guys (and gals) on this forum would tell the rest of us what state they"re from? I"m proud to say that I"m from the great state of Indiana and have been a Hoosier all my life. Just curious.
 
Nebraska, home of the Cornhusker football team which is now kind of stumbling along week to week.
 
Will you be at the Celebrating Agriculture event in Woodstock this weekend? Plan on taking my Allis WD there and hanging out. I live in Foster, R.I., about 30 40 min from Woodstock.
 
O-H-I-O, Go Bucks!! Been to a lot of other States, NC is my favorite besides OH. Oh. is my favorite because that's where all my stuff is.
 
Born and raised in SE Iowa moved to and now live in the very NorthWest corner of US --In Lynden, Washington. Its as far as you can go without falling in the ocean or entering Canada.
 
Born in North Dakota, graduated from high school in Montana, college degree, 33 years teaching, retired (& part time employed at a funeral home)all while residing in Minnesota.
 
Well, looks like I'm bout last. I was born in Kansas. My dad was a preacher so we lived in Oklahoma, Alabama, Mississippi, Wyoming, Nebraska, Colorado, Tennessee. I have lived in Western North Carolina for the last 21 years. But, I'm ready anytime a wheat farm opens up in Colorado, Nebraska, or Wyoming.
 
Started out in Illinois. Then Pa., Ct. and 27 years ago to "Where there is too darn much sunshine, and not enough rain, Sunny Southern California."
I see I'm the only one signed in from Ca. although I know that isn't the so....
 
I'm from the former great state of Michigan that has found itself on hard times. It seems the only ones making any money here are the farmers!! My broker and tax man tell me that it will be 20 years before Michigan recovers.All the "boy toys" have been sold by the side of the road,and you can" rent to buy the house". And while I'm at it ,could someone take Lloyd Carr off our hands so we could get back to playing football?? W4
 
We Canadians have to stick together, but I"m not sure if Ontario is still in Canada. We"ll see when the election is over.
 
Grew up in SE Iowa on a 7 generation family farm. Then 5 years in South Carolina, 5 years in southern Wisconsin, 4 years in central Indiana, 3 years in northern IL and going on a year now in NE. Can you tell I"m on the management relocation plan with my job?!
 
Born and raised in Kansas at Holton 35 miles north of Topeka. Lived in Michigan since 1955. Now I live near Petoskey. 40 miles south of the big bridge.
 
Colorado by the handle,northwest region. Born in California,raised from 9 on the ranch in Colorado where I now live. College at Cal-Poly,San Luis Obispo,served my country at Ft Sill , Ok. Worked a farm in west Kentucky for 3 years in the late 70's. Been on the family ranch the past 27 years. Thinking about retiring to western Nebraska in the next couple of years
 
This is a whimsical question but I wondered if the guys (and gals) on this forum would tell the rest of us what state they"re from?
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The state I'm from is listed under my location.
Now, if you fill out your profile and put your location in it, everyone can then see where you are from ! :D
 
The state I'm from is listed under my location.
Now, if you fill out your profile and put your location in it, everyone can then see where you are from ! :D
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I should add that in order to view my location, you must be useing the "Modern View". :)
 
Born and raised in Iowa, been in California for about 25 years now. Finding lots of tractors out here. CalJim
 
Born and lived in Northern Cal for 50 years then retarded UH Retired (never could those straight) then moved to NW Oregon been happy here a lot like home used to be, before those flat landers moved in.
Walt
 
Kaukauna, Wi

To be more specific, we're actually the Town of Buchanan but we live just across the city line...
 
Guys, Native Texan Born & Raised. Now located smack dab in the middle from these towns... Lampasas, Ft. Hood/Killeen, Georgetown, Burnet, Marble Falls.
Later,
John A.
 
Born and raised in south Louisiana, moved to Gallatin Tennessee in 2001, just 20 miles NW of Nashville. Still an LSU TIGER...
 
South Carolina.
I lived in the Lowcountry until I went off to school. (I first wrote, "I grew up in the Lowcountry." but that would imply that I am now a grownup. I get too much disagreement about that.)
The last thirty years or so I've been in the Midlands, at present and prolly permanently near the former town of Leesburg in Lower Richland County.
Good luck, Wm
 
Born and raised in Michigans Upper Peninsula near Iron Mountain. Had to relocate to find a job that is secure in Green Bay Wisconsin. Been here for over 5 years now and can't wait to get my own place out in the country.
 
NY. Upper NY near Hector Gemme's area. If I don't say which part of NY people always think I'm from the city and in fact I'm almost 400 miles from the city. NY State is a lot bigger than a lot of people think
 
central Iowa----4 miles west of me is the town of Iowa Center---30 miles to -Ames, Des Moines,and Newton--Born and raised 40 miles south of here Half way between Newton and Monroe
 
Piping up from the slower lower Eastern Shore of Maryland. Lived 1st 45 years in same house, just sold 180 acres, bought 7 acres 10 miles away in Rehobeth, MD.
 
"Almost Heaven" West Virginia Except for Taxes. An planing to move to MO, Mabey next year. if can find a small Farm or Ranch . Born In the head of a holler. on my grandfathers farm . 4 years in Tx,
1 year in Detroit, MI, & 1 year in Richmond,VA rest of time in WV .
 
"Almost Heaven" West Virginia Except for Taxes. An planing to move to MO, Mabey next year. if can find a small Farm or Ranch . Born In the head of a holler. on my grandfathers farm . 4 years in Tx,
1 year in Detroit, MI, & 1 year in Richmond,VA rest of time in WV .
 
Born and grew up in and around suburban Detroit, Royal Oak, Plymouth and then Milford, moved to Orlando in 78 and the show me state in 81, moved lastly to Wichita Ks area in 84 where we still are today. Have a 1959 Ford 671 diesel with SOS. Love this site. Kent
 
I created a map on frappr.com one time if you click on the link below it will read your ip address and map your location.
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Map yourself click here!
 
Name says it all. Lived here for all my 59 years except when I was in college. My wife and I now own the family farm. It's been in our family one way or another over 200 years but we may be the last generation on it. 30 miles nw of Pittsburgh.

Phil
 
I"ll give you three guesses...


Actually, I move around so much throughout the year I"m not sure which state I"m from... Grew up in ND, lived in SD for a year, moved to AZ about four years ago. I guess my license and plates say AZ - so that"s where I"m from.
 
I'm a Hoosier by birth and recieved by undergraduate degree from Purdue, lived in Washington state for 37 years and in Montana for 5 years. I don't know what that makes me but I have been called an SOB a few times!
 
I am from New York State [The King Of All States IN Hi ! TAXES ]Dont ever move to here We Up Staters Have To Support The Big APPLE !
 
All but three and a half of 70 here in western Washington. Now on the same place my dad was born on in 1915.
Jim
 
NE Iowa First years near Cresco, taught 3 years in Bellevue, Nebraska, last 40+ years in Cedar Falls, now in country near Brandon.
 
1st 20 years in Oregon, last 10 in Idaho (5 years in N. Idaho, last 5 years in Southern Idaho - 'bout 45 miles from my folks).

As the bumper sticker says, "North Idaho - a state of mind, Southern Idaho - a mindless state".
 
(quoted from post at 16:11:22 09/18/07) This is a whimsical question but I wondered if the guys (and gals) on this forum would tell the rest of us what state they"re from? I"m proud to say that I"m from the great state of Indiana and have been a Hoosier all my life. Just curious.
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S.E. Queensland, Australia.
 
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