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<blockquote data-quote="DallasFanForever" data-source="post: 275480" data-attributes="member: 13221">Thank you Lashes! I’m honored that you like that house and the little town I grew up in. That town looks the same as it did in the 80s. It’s just one of those places where time kind of stands still. I haven’t visited in quite a few years now but when I do all I can do is laugh because everything looks like it did when we moved. That house was for sale in 2013 and I know you can’t go back in life but nonetheless DFF might’ve taken a tiny little peek into buying it back without telling the rest of the family. But it just wasn’t feasible at the time. That house means everything to me but not as much as the people that were in it. Maybe that’s the real reason I wanted it back so badly. I’ve always had trouble letting go of the childhood I guess. But I digress. To answer your question, yes I went up that mountain all the time. We went up there skiing, hiking, camping, etc. There really wasn’t much else to do I guess. But that was the charm of the place for me. I love the country, and even though it was only 100 miles from New York City, it was an entirely different world. I’m glad ur doing well over there despite the heat wave. I can relate to what you’re saying about the grumbling though. You know how I hate cold weather but I really start to miss it around this time of the year. We’re roasting down here LOL!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DallasFanForever, post: 275480, member: 13221"] Thank you Lashes! I’m honored that you like that house and the little town I grew up in. That town looks the same as it did in the 80s. It’s just one of those places where time kind of stands still. I haven’t visited in quite a few years now but when I do all I can do is laugh because everything looks like it did when we moved. That house was for sale in 2013 and I know you can’t go back in life but nonetheless DFF might’ve taken a tiny little peek into buying it back without telling the rest of the family. But it just wasn’t feasible at the time. That house means everything to me but not as much as the people that were in it. Maybe that’s the real reason I wanted it back so badly. I’ve always had trouble letting go of the childhood I guess. But I digress. To answer your question, yes I went up that mountain all the time. We went up there skiing, hiking, camping, etc. There really wasn’t much else to do I guess. But that was the charm of the place for me. I love the country, and even though it was only 100 miles from New York City, it was an entirely different world. I’m glad ur doing well over there despite the heat wave. I can relate to what you’re saying about the grumbling though. You know how I hate cold weather but I really start to miss it around this time of the year. We’re roasting down here LOL!! [/QUOTE]

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