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I consider it north

Posted By: jlynn on 2007-12-07
In Reply to: I am directionally challenged - - mdlfcrs

I consider it north just because it is not far from Ohio - just cross the bridge in Maysville and you're in Ohio, but technically it probably isn't north. . if your daughter didn't like Maysville, she wouldn't like Flemingsburg either - it is even smaller - my daughter prefers living in Florence - she thinks Flemingsburg is too small too. .


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