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7. IMHO

Thu Aug 2, 2012, 03:46 PM

Aug 2012

Give New Orleans a try. It isn't all Bourbon Street and beignets.

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Where can you still find bohemia in America? [View all] Angelshare1 May 2012 OP

Have you considered...oh...wait... Wilms May 2012 #1

Yep. After not long it's ruined. Melissa G May 2012 #3

Hi Melissa! Wilms May 2012 #4

Hug back Melissa G May 2012 #5

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Agreed Tsiyu Sep 2012 #10

Dictionaries ... zbdent May 2012 #2

30something years ago OriginalGeek Jun 2012 #6

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small arts community - Gulfport, FL KG Mar 2013 #15

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Austin, Texas Lefty Nast Jun 2013 #17

Marfa Stevenmarc Aug 2013 #18

San Francisco, of course! earcandle Aug 2013 #19

Bisbee, Arizona ChazInAz Aug 2013 #20

Here, but you have to be part of the ruling class to get in. valerief Oct 2013 #21