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If you had no constraints whatsoever, Would you move to a place just because it was a location in a book? If yes, where would you go?
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Probably Bayport. I have always wondered what the Hardy boys hometown really looked like. And it seems like a nice place to live too by all accounts. :)
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rssllue wrote:Probably Bayport. I have always wondered what the Hardy boys hometown really looked like. And it seems like a nice place to live too by all accounts. :)
Interesting! Yes it does seem that way and maybe just maybe, you'd get to have as much adventure as they did.
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I'd live in the shire with the hobbits. What a lovely bunch of people. Eating eleventy times a day and just being simple. But a world of adventure would be waiting outside to experience when I wasn't feeling lazy and hungry :)
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Aadila wrote:
rssllue wrote:Probably Bayport. I have always wondered what the Hardy boys hometown really looked like. And it seems like a nice place to live too by all accounts. :)
Interesting! Yes it does seem that way and maybe just maybe, you'd get to have as much adventure as they did.
And of course, get to ride in The Sleuth as well! :)
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Escapeartist wrote:I'd live in the shire with the hobbits. What a lovely bunch of people. Eating eleventy times a day and just being simple. But a world of adventure would be waiting outside to experience when I wasn't feeling lazy and hungry :)

Ahahaha this makes me chuckle with happiness! It sounds wonderful, why wouldn't anyone want that kind of lifestyle right :)

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Aadila wrote:
rssllue wrote:Probably Bayport. I have always wondered what the Hardy boys hometown really looked like. And it seems like a nice place to live too by all accounts. :)
Interesting! Yes it does seem that way and maybe just maybe, you'd get to have as much adventure as they did.
And of course, get to ride in The Sleuth as well! :)
Hey wait for meee ahahaha :)
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Jump in quick!
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rssllue wrote:Jump in quick!
:lol: ***hits the ground***
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And awaaaay we go!
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rssllue wrote:And awaaaay we go!

wooop I sense an adventure :D (here comes another story)
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Franklin is my pseudonym. ;)
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rssllue wrote:Franklin is my pseudonym. ;)

Could be :wink: ahahaha
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The Sunken Treasue Mystery :eusa-think:
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I like it already :lol:
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I hope the story lives up to the title!
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