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In reply to the discussion: There is an Egypt in Georgia. [View all]dawg
(10,777 posts)13. Georgia also has Cairo, but it's pronounced ...
Kay-roh.
We also have Rome, Athens, Dublin, Dallas, and ...
Albany (but it's not pronounced right either). In fact, Albany, Georgia is pronounced all kinds of wrong. Because I'm from North Georgia, I'm not even capable of pronouncing it the way they do.
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Darcy O'Brien's book "Murder in Little Egypt" was my first introduction to that area
Tom Ripley
Mar 2013
#17
Missouri has towns named Cuba, Mexico, California, Nevada, Paris, Versailles, Moscow.....
lastlib
Mar 2013
#12
Same pronunciation with IL's Cairo. I once mispronounced it on the radio down there and caught hell.
Gidney N Cloyd
Mar 2013
#23
There's Dublin, Texas, also. Used to drive through it regularly on my way to somewhere else.
freshwest
Mar 2013
#38
Have they finally taken down the old signs? I'd like to visit some people down there once again.
freshwest
Mar 2013
#40
Sorry about Ginny (don't know who that is). Haven't been through Ft. Hood in a score of years.
freshwest
Mar 2013
#44