What’s Your Favorite Thing About Your Hometown?

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I just love the sense of community in mine! Everyone knows each other, and there's always something going on to celebrate whether it's a festival, parade, or just a random gathering. It's always fun! What's your favorite thing about your hometown?
 
In my hometown, I just love the natural beauty. We're surrounded by mountains and rivers. So, I have endless opportunities for outdoor adventures. It's really a great way to clear my head. I love it so much.
 
In my hometown, I just love the natural beauty. We're surrounded by mountains and rivers. So, I have endless opportunities for outdoor adventures. It's really a great way to clear my head. I love it so much.
Your hometown sounds breathtaking. I also love to see natural beauty and adventure. For me, I just couldn't resist the community aspect and it’s what makes my hometown very special.
 
In my hometown, I just love the natural beauty. We're surrounded by mountains and rivers. So, I have endless opportunities for outdoor adventures. It's really a great way to clear my head. I love it so much.

This is awesome. The environment will be safe for people to live in coupled with the natural air. I visit my hometown most times because of the fresh air that one can get while in the place.
 
I haven't been to my hometown since 2014.

However, I'd like to believe that it was the same as my previous visit in 2008 after leaving for 2 years: welcoming. I'd like to believe that people would still be welcoming, even though they don't really know who you are (anymore?).
 
I haven't been to my hometown since 2014.

However, I'd like to believe that it was the same as my previous visit in 2008 after leaving for 2 years: welcoming. I'd like to believe that people would still be welcoming, even though they don't really know who you are (anymore?).
There's a chance some people will still be that way and not change. I love being to a place where people have a welcoming spirit. It makes you feel at home.
 
There's a chance some people will still be that way and not change. I love being to a place where people have a welcoming spirit. It makes you feel at home.
I come from a small town (used to be less than 2000, but the outskirts (the woods) got merged at one point which brought it up to 4200. There's still no city council or mayor or whatnot as it's under the guidance of the county which has a population of 68,000. However, to reach the other 64,000 people, you would have to drive 20-50 miles in 5 different directions to get to the hotspots, and even those areas have wooded areas with plenty of people on 1-20~ acre lots.

Everyone is pretty much welcome in town.
 
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It's near most of my family, other than that I'm not a big fan of Toronto.
From the city or near the city? That's what makes a difference to me.

I'll visit my small hometown, but I'll have to step around the "C-19 vaccine" syringes that litter the streets on my way to a cab to get the heck from the airport to home.
 
I can never forget my root because that's my hometown. I love the sense of belongings, love among every members of the community, random gathering especially in festive periods.

I can't get enough of the waterfall, cave or the feeling I have whenever I step feet there.
 
I would say my favourite thing about my home town is definitely the old buildings we still have. It is always nice to be able to work through the town and see old buildings and how they look.

That is pretty cool. To be able to see those buildings that reminds you of years ago is very important. It is one of those things that I always like to see as well.
 
My favorite thing about my hometown is the fact that I lived there for 15 years and the sense of community. I went to school there and played sports. Many of my relatives, along with friends, still live in my hometown, but it’s been a while since I last visited.
 
My hometown was a village more than a town, the population under two thousand. I liked it's proximity to things to do without having to travel a really long distance. It was also nice to know when I was growing up that you could trust most of your neighbors.
 
I really like the food that St. Louis has to offer. Toasted ravioli are amazing, and if you ever come to my state you should give them a try! I also like some of the structures too like the Arch. I would never go up in it though since I'm afraid of heights.