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14 | 34.15% |
| suburban |
  
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22 | 53.66% |
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5 | 12.20% |
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Feb 01, 2002, 08:37 PM
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Colorado
Joined Feb 2001
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Rural, Suburban or Urban
Well, we've done jobs, ages and some other stuff, so this might be interesting as well.
Me, urban, although I grew up somewhere between the woods and a small town. |
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Feb 01, 2002, 08:47 PM
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Outside of Dyer, Tn. USA
Joined May 2000
7,135 Posts
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Rural... who would want to live anyplace else??
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Feb 01, 2002, 09:35 PM
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United States, CA, Bear Valley Springs
Joined Feb 2000
24,575 Posts
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Rural now but I wanna move back home to San Diego after being in the NorthWet for the last 22 years.
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Feb 02, 2002, 12:47 AM
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Mincha Victoria Aussie
Joined Dec 2000
461 Posts
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ummm rural urban suburban?
where is the dingo dwelling humpy under the sheet of tin in the outback? 
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Feb 02, 2002, 08:06 AM
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Pepperell, MA, USA
Joined Jan 2001
2,555 Posts
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suburban, fixing to be rural when we move up to the People's Republic of Massachusetts in June.
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Feb 02, 2002, 11:10 AM
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Mackay Queensland Australia
Joined Sep 2001
1,355 Posts
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Urban out the front, Hundreds of acres of wild boar, croc, kangaroo, snake infested rural out the back. I guess that's why they call it the outback.
The only thing I haven't seen down the back is a Bunyip. But at night when it's all quiet.. if you listen very carefully... you can almost hear their stomach rumbling as they search out their next human prey.
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Feb 02, 2002, 07:20 PM
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Tucson, AZ, USA
Joined Sep 2000
792 Posts
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Rural .....But suburban is coming.....
 it's just over the hill a few miles away and approaching fast...... Jim |
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Feb 02, 2002, 07:59 PM
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At the Discount Clambake
Joined Feb 2001
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Quote:
Glub blubble gluga gluggle ug! Loobee |
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Feb 04, 2002, 01:33 PM
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United States, IL, Chicago
Joined Dec 1996
12,660 Posts
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Started out "Inner City". Spent most of 22yr RAF career living mostly 'back of nowhere' in England and Scotland.
Now live on fringes of "old suburbia" - look out into woods, can be on the C & O canal park trail in under 5mins by bike, shops in ditto by car. DC Beltway is 3 miles away, but the posty drives past our house more than most of the neighbours. Oh yes - I have a parking lot across the street for parkflying most summer nights. Added perks - a wannabe flying site 11 miles from my house, and 5 mins from my office, with a real good AMA club site 25 miles away from home Don't ever wanna move, unless I can buy a sod farm 
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Feb 05, 2002, 03:25 AM
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London Heathrow, Great Britain (UK)
Joined Sep 1999
232 Posts
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Interesting, so far, that Urban/Suburban scores are double the rural, despite the fact that the latter present much more opportunity for flying.
I realise that many more people live in or near towns and cities, but considering the vast ratio of rural to suburban flying sites, I wonder if this means that aeromodelling indicates a yearning to be more bucolic, and to break away from the restraints imposed by city living. Brian |
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