Who Is Your Geographically Closest SFer?

[Floydaholic]

How would you find out?

[Viaene]

I just realised JumboXl is quite close, in fact I even spend a weekend in his town

[PSYCHOcatholic]

I know Peaches and I are neighbors state wise!

Hey Peaches....ROLL TIDE!

[Blue Fish]

Anyone around Cornwall, Engaland area? I'm Weeeellll in the sticks out here....

[Ombre Vivante]

I think foxy is from Cornwall

[Ken]

Tony Baloni and I are practically neighbors..

[MuzikTyme]

I'm certain that some at Songfacts live in a closer proximity than Philly, PA, in accordance to Virginia, where I reside.

Not that I mind, Ujoe promises me the best cheese-steak sub, ever!

I know, curiousity killed the cat but, the cat WAS hungry!

[Tenacious_Peaches]

I know Peaches and I are neighbors state wise!

Hey Peaches....ROLL TIDE!

Yo, Buddy C...GO DAWGS!

[Tony Baloni]

Oh yeah! I forgot about Ken. You shop at the Meijers down the street from me.

You know, I used to work at the Coldstone in front of it.

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[MuzikTyme]

:guitar:

http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=oGAFOz5GA8I

Holy snap!

Thanks for turning me on to a wonderful pianist, Allen Toussaint.

He's smooth as silk and goes beyond cotton!

[Tony Baloni]

Who here lives around San Francisco??

[MindCrime]

I think I remember somebody from back in the day who lived in Oakland. I doubt they still post here though.

[Lucky]

I'm not positive, but I believe bazooka is in Northern California. I'm not sure how close he is to San Fran though.

[Mike]

Yeah, Foolonthehill and Lea are closest to me. I'm just north of Seattle about 20 miles.

[Foolonthehill]

yeah that's not far from me. it would be a 1.5 hour drive I think, if not for the border. last time I had to drive across we waited for 4 hours

[bazooka]

Who here lives around San Francisco??

I'm around sixty miles North of San Francisco, in an area renowned horticulturist Luther Burbank called "the chosen spot of all this earth as far as Nature is concerned."

Detroit is not very close, though.

[Tony Baloni]

I'm moving.

[Steel2Velvet]

I'm around sixty miles North of San Francisco, in an area renowned horticulturist Luther Burbank called "the chosen spot of all this earth as far as Nature is concerned."

Detroit is not very close, though.

I always thought Redding, California to be one of the richest horticultural locations in the USA. Seems almost anything will grow in that climate.

[Tony Baloni]

For some reason I thought more people here were from around the SF bay area.

If anybody's ever over there, hit me the f up.

[Lucky]

There are a bunch of us down south Tony. C'mon down.

[bazooka]

I'm moving.

There goes the neighborhood.

Just kiddin'. I'm a Northern California native, and not real well travelled, but the San Francisco Bay Area and its environs are pretty damned all right, in terms of climate and culture. I don't know anybody who's relocated here that has thought it was a bad move.

[MarcM]

iSNT IT, FOR THE MOST PART, MORE EXPENSIVE THERE THAN MOST PARTS OF sO cAL? oR IS THAT AREAS LIKE mARIN? i HAVE ALWAYS THOUGHT IT WAS BEAUTIFUL UP THERE.

[bazooka]

To anyone outside of California, housing prices here are shocking. In west Sonoma County where I live, prices haven't dropped as much as elsewhere.

This area is an odd mix of rich hippies and old-time farms, New Age philosophy and apple orchards converted to vineyards, redwood groves and sheep on the hillsides.

Ten minutes from the Ocean. Little more than an hour from San Francisco. ( Not my property. I wish.)

[Tony Baloni]

Dude I'm pumped, I'm probably leaving tomorrow.

[MarcM]

Are you ready for culture shock? Unless you are going to Oakland, No Cal is not anything like Detroit. Come to think of it, I dont think much else is close to Detroit.....