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Re: Hey, cheer up
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Reply to: #833194 by Maude
Mar 1, 2014 6:26am
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just half an hour from What Cheer!

So what is "Wot Cheer" like? Sounds like a real vibrant town, all 600+!
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Reply to: #833222 by Krickster
Mar 1, 2014 6:44am
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So what is "Wot Cheer" like?

What Cheer is full of happy, optimistic folks. I need to move.
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Board: Mysterious Capers and Sneaky Stuff
Reply to: #833222 by Krickster
Mar 1, 2014 7:15am
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Functioning opera house, defunct clay tile factory, rather hilly, in the midst of the cornfields, settled by Welsh coal miners, though the mines in Iowa were mostly small and are now mostly closed. It's not on the main highway so I haven't driven through in years. There is probably a bar where you can get a meal, and a gas station, some 100+ year old small houses and a couple of blocks of brick commercial buildings! also old. If you're a native, it is probably vibrant.
Re: Hey, cheer up
Board: Mysterious Capers and Sneaky Stuff
Reply to: #833231 by Maude
Mar 1, 2014 7:32am
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Maude, you must have missed that there is a chicken de-beaking factory there. And a large gruel store. Cool hobbies Buzzkill has!
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Reply to: #833233 by bluebirdlover
Mar 1, 2014 8:17am
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I think the chicken debeaking thing is an embellishment to illustrate the character of the trail name in question, and I understood that it is Buzzkill's employment. Also, everyone makes their own gruel around here, often using old family recipes and cast iron pots, crick water, and hand ground grains. It's a cultural thing.