I can go regular skiing on snow and water skiing on the ocean in the same day.
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We had the most powerful earthquake ever recorded.
root beer flavored milk for $0.25 a cup among other flavors like chocolate and banana
I'm from an area where we have a specific night of the year called "Devil's night". Easily googlable, but it's interesting that I didn't realize that few other areas seem to call it that from what I can tell?
An island of three sides.
Either Cyprus if you mean three bits controlled by different powers, or St Martin, which is sort of triangular?
When I lived there, it was the city with the most parkland per capita in the US.
I live near Main Street USA, but not in Florida or Missouri.
Lobsters are a MAJOR thing so much so they host festivals and such. They're world famous as well selling over in Japan I believe being the primary buyer
The first airplane was flown here.
Brasil?
I had to look it up: I never knew there were still so many claims to have been first
Despite New being in the name of it, the “old” place was named many years after.
Small children are taught to be afraid of the devil, but not THE Devil (in the US).
The church I grew up attending was built in 1727
That doesn't narrow it down much - sounds like you are in one of:
- Alsace (Saint Maurice)
- Bohol, Philippines (Baclayon)
- Bratislava (the cathedral)
- Carpeneto (San Giorgio)
- Cingoli (San Domenico)
- Derbyshire (St Swithin's)
- Gothenburg (Nödinge)
- Hasselt (Virga Jesse)
- Lillehammer (Fåberg)
- Malta (St Anthony of Padua)
- Racconigi (Santa Maria Maggiore)
- Žďár nad Sázavou (Saint John of Nepomuk)
I'm going to guess Holmesfield?
Impressive list. This one is in the United States though.
I've heard the sound of a Lancaster bomber with all 4 Merlin engines flying over my rural home many times.