Now I feel dumb for not caring where exactly cities are located--lol. I just get lost in the story and roll with it 
Derry
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I'm the same way ... every now and then something will make me wonder, like when Rachel drives past the Lot on her way back to Ludlow, but for the most part I just dive in. It's something to do in the small gap between new stories anyway!Now I feel dumb for not caring where exactly cities are located--lol. I just get lost in the story and roll with it
Now I feel dumb for not caring where exactly cities are located--lol. I just get lost in the story and roll with it
Didn't mean to offend anyone by pointing that out about JLot. As mentioned in the short story in Night Shift the sounds of the ocean waves breaking could be clearly heard. Would have to be one heck of a storm to be heard where JL is located on that map. Oh well.
HAHA! No offense taken
Just a reminder to me not to blow through stories so fast--lol. Then again, that means I can read them over and over and discover new things every time--yep, I'm deciding right now to regard it as a strength 
No offense taken on my part.
Where are you, Riot? Are you still in Jamaica?
- Castle Rock doesn't exist, either, but Rob Reiner named his production company after the fictitious King town. His first film was Stand By Me.
(Knew you'd sleep better tonight knowing that.)
Lol no i don't live in Jamaica anymore i live in the u.s. Thanks though
That Derry is in Northern Ireland and sometimes called Londonderry.
The Nameless
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Ha ha, I always find it funny how the Irish and the northern irish insist that people recognise and acknowledge the difference in the 2. I new a guy once and if anyone asked if he was Irish he would get all defensive and say ULSTER!
I knew it was officially called Londonderry, and knew it was northern Ireland, it's just easier to say Ireland. By the way, what are townlands? I know there are a few different townland called Derry in places like Tipperary and armagh, but don't know what they are.
Usually it's the area around the town. There isn't alaways a town there, but somewhat nearby and they just call it that.
Neesy
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I second that, Linda - what a great picture!
Neesy
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and then there is the "London Derriere":
I am not sure if this guy is just practicing or what, but it is a bit on the slow, mournful side
Neesy
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I really would love to travel to Bangor some day.
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Same dog, less hair.*sputters coffee*
You can't mean Londonderry, surely?
