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cntrygrl

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10. Bravo, I know that

Reply to Douglas Carpenter (Original post)

Wed Dec 25, 2013, 10:08 AM

Dec 2013

there are a few gay/lesbian shop owners in Margaretville, NY. I have a sister who lives nearby and have visited the shops in the past. Thank you for all the work you've put in to this. We need more people like you.

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my goodness - the little town I was born in has become a popular destination for same-sex weddings [View all] Douglas Carpenter Dec 2013 OP

Looking up St. Susan on the web TlalocW Dec 2013 #1

I doubt it will, but as long as all the money goes to feed the hungry it doesn't matter. idwiyo Dec 2013 #4

k&r idwiyo Dec 2013 #2

That is very cool. I'm near there, Mnemosyne Dec 2013 #3

you're putting me on, right? Douglas Carpenter Dec 2013 #5

I am very serious. Living here now! Mnemosyne Dec 2013 #11

Back when Iowa had a competitive advantage exboyfil Dec 2013 #6

I once spent a week in Iowa City - I thought it was really cool - kind of like Douglas Carpenter Dec 2013 #7

I got my M.S. Engineering from Iowa City exboyfil Dec 2013 #8

not to sound too much like the Jamestown, New York Chamber of Commerce - it's after all been quite Douglas Carpenter Dec 2013 #9

Chautauqua and Cattaragus counties are gorgeous, especially in the Fall. nt Mnemosyne Dec 2013 #12

Bravo, I know that cntrygrl Dec 2013 #10

another kick Douglas Carpenter Dec 2013 #13