Where are you from?

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I thought it would be a nice idea to see where some folks are from . Perhaps we could exchange info for future meet ups , jam sessions , open mike nights and the like … Then we could PM another member if we desire to do so

I’ll go first - I live in Tappan , New York ( Rockland County )

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I’m in Central Italy :smiling_face_with_sunglasses:

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In SW Germany.

Swansea Wales. If you’d like a get together with others on this forum or just Harmonica players in general there is always jitsi meet

Wouldn’t be a bad idea if this forum had an unofficial meet up using jitsi meet. I know that Harmonica UK have Friday morning meet up been on it once or twice.

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Fort Worth, Texas for me

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Nowhere Nova Scotia Canada

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York, Pennsylvania.

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@wheatpenny Nice part of the country

@LoneStar I have a sister in N. Richland Hills

Nice part of town. Good deal.

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I’m from Northeast Ohio, specifically Huron. If you don’t know where that is, it’s nearby one of the most famous amusement parks in the world, Cedar Point.

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Pacific Northwest USA

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I’m living in the northeastern part of The Netherlands.

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Lived my whole life in Baltimore County, Maryland, USA. Just moved to Baltimore City about a year ago. Not a bad place to start my Blues journey, I gotta say.

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NW of Poland, the same town as another harmonica player of this forum :slight_smile:

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Hey, my mother’s side of the family is from Poland – maiden name was Czapski. Unfortunately, I have no information about the particular part of Poland (and all who knew that have now passed away).

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Chickasha OK

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Cool :slight_smile: The surname ending on -ski is a Polish surname for sure, mine also ending on -ski. I have a relatives in the U.S.A. but I don’t have a contact with them.

There was at least one famous Czapski, check it out the page of Wikipedia

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Troon in Scotland.

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Hunt Texas or what’s left of it. Flood on 7/4/25 got our post office and store. The store was over 90 years old and until 2024 the only store in Texas where you could do your banking, drink a long neck and eat without losing your seat.

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Sorry to hear the sad news …Keep on harpin’