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Topic: On the street where you live

Posted by: Cymruambyth

Subject: On the street where you live
Date: Aug 22 10

I live on a relatively quiet street close to downtown. It's lined on both sides with tall elm trees growing on the boulevards and they form an arch over the roadway, giving lovely shade in summer and a golden tunnel to drive through in the fall/autumn. All the houses are single family dwellings on small lots, so there's a nice neighbourhood feeling. Yje only large buildings are a church hall, used for community events, a church and a school.

What's your street like?



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Hiyori My house is just in front of a school so during the week days we can see kids playing, screaming in the yard but during the week ends, it is very quiet, peaceful.

Reply #41. Sep 10 12, 5:24 AM

Ceistenna

My street is about 3 miles from the centre of Dublin, Ireland. Mixture of houses from cottages build for ex-military servicemen to Victorian red-brick family houses along with shops, schools and churches.

Traffic is pretty busy especially at peak times and at the begining/end of the school day

Reply #42. Dec 14 12, 9:33 AM

daver852

I live on a street that is only one block long. It has a lot of trees on it, which means lots of leaves in the fall. It is only a block from my city's largest park. The strangest thing about my street is that no one knows how to spell its name. The street sign says "Lorraine," but if you look it up online in the city tax records, it says "Loraine." Fortunately, the Post Office delivers mail with either spelling. Another unusual feature of my street is that it is made out of brick. At one time, I suppose all the streets in Springfield were paved with bricks, but very few have survived.

Reply #43. Dec 14 12, 11:51 AM

sooz888

Well, to call mine a 'street' is rather an exaggeration! It's a quiet lane with a few scattered houses half way up Brown Clee Hill. Not too many distractions from FunTrivaing :) It's humble, but it's home.

Reply #44. Dec 14 12, 12:07 PM

blindcat78

My street is very busy, which is twistie. There are no sidewalks & deep ditches. Some trees with a plant nursery, convenet store, & even a park.

Reply #45. Dec 26 12, 12:40 PM

bob114

I have lived on my street, in the same house for 64 years. You can only imagine the changes I have seen.

Ups and downs, good and bad but good enough to continue and stay.

Reply #46. Feb 28 13, 10:53 AM

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