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Old 07-14-2014, 12:52 PM
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You could try Gary. But make sure and armour plate your CC 1st.
East Chicago is nice too... Generally anywhere in extreme NW IN is lovely.
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Was thinking maybe Hammond. Lol
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I lived in Indiana Harbor for about six months. Nice neighborhood!

Better even than what's been mentioned!



The best part of Indiana is the 30 miles of it, just north of the Ohio River. The rest of it is just like well, Illinois, most of Ohio and other flatland areas.
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East Chicago is nice too... Generally anywhere in extreme NW IN is lovely.
You must be kidding on the East Chicago part. I would put it in the same class as Gary.
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Was thinking maybe Hammond. Lol
Hammond is a nice area. Southern IN is nice too, if you are into hills. We have hills in Allen county, they are just not as large as Southern IN.
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You must be kidding on the East Chicago part. I would put it in the same class as Gary.
Yes, it was a joke.
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Y'all need to move down by the river!

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I live by "the river"...... in Illinois.
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LOL... We have 3 Rivers that all converge here. I wouldn't recommend spending much time where they meet these days though!

We're also the highest city in the state making us "The Summit City".... Its pretty laughable because we're like 500 feet above sea level.
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We're also the highest city in the state making us "The Summit City".... Its pretty laughable because we're like 500 feet above sea level.
We are at 820' here. How did you guys get that award?

The glaciers leveled out your part of the state and piled it up down here and we are sitting on dirt that used to be in your front yard.
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