Tell me something about your hometown?

I come from Plovdiv, Bulgaria.our country is beautiful it has a lot of resorts,has a sea and there are mountains which you can go skiing.but there is a lot of corruption and antagonism.THere aren't enough working places,no money a lot of mafia which closest friends are the politicians.IF you are in Bulgaria it is good only for a holiday,nothing else.

My home town in Western-super-Mare and it is situated on the coast in England. It has three different beaches: the town beach, Uphill and Sand Bay. It has the Grand Pier which has recently been re-opened. From it coastal scenery can be enjoyed and inside are exciting arcade activities. There is currently a big wheel that people can ride on. It is a relaxing ride that goes slowly and gives views over the sea and land. The library is a historical building and the museum is worth visiting.

Mine is a small town in the tropics. Tropical trees and fruits are abundant. Snakes can pop out of nowhere in your house. Lots of mosquitoes and cane toads. Neighbors knew each other, and everyone knows me. Life is simple, not so much crime. Many farms surround it, most are rice fields.

My hometown is Ivanhoe. Its only home to maybe 1000 people. It's not very big or very prosperous. We have a grocery store that is gross. A couple gas stations. A few carnicerias. A bakery. An elementary school. A charter school. And a Little burger joint. unfortunately, there's been a lot of gang activity lately. It goes up and goes down all the time. We live about 15 minutes away from a bigger town with malls and such. The nearest highschool is about 10 minutes away. We have at least 4 churches. There are a lot of nice people but there's also a lot of not so nice people. Would I call it the best place on earth? Not in this lifetime. It is, however, where I come from and where my family still resides.

I live in Baguio City, the summer capital of the Philippines. Although it is a small city, a lot of people come up to it to learn and study, for it is also called as the center for education. A lot of people visit this city because of its tropical weather. It is not so hot nor too cold. Furthermore, aborigins in this town like me are simple, friendly, and kind.

My hometown is Sofia, Bulgaria. This is a small country north of Greece and south of Romania. So in Sofia there are a lot of stuff to do. Cinemas, disco, mall, skateboard, shopping, taking photos. The temperature is a little high (well high for me) It's like 30 degrees here and it's really hot. It doesn't rain often. Well I like my hometown!