“I’m from a small town right outside of Washington D.C.”

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Olney

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Is there an answer? Who won?

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Anonymous wrote:Is there an answer? Who won?

No one. You need to provide a range of dates and GPS coordinates. Nothing else is acceptable.

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Manassas?

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I have a former colleague who bought in Cheverly before her daughter was born. They loved the small town feel. They unfortunately had problems with the school system and left after a decade. I believe her child is finishing up hs in FCPS now.

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Anonymous wrote:Is there an answer? Who won?

Op here. Yes, I replied earlier in the thread 11:56 the person was from Cheverly.

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Kensington MD

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Anonymous wrote:Mount Rainier

Yes, Mt Rainier, MD, fits the bill.

most of the other ones mentioned do not.

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Vienna. This sounds like something someone who lives in a Vienna McCraftsman would say; of course they don't actually live in the Town of Vienna; they are most definitely Vienna adjacent.

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Anonymous wrote:I've met three people from Cheverly and they've all managed to work "small town" into the description of where they live. "It's inside the Beltway but with a small-town feel" / "It's like a small town in PG County" / etc. In fact I Googled it to check my spelling (for some reason I thought it was Cheverley) and the first result says "Cheverly, a Prince George’s County suburb of Washington, D.C., delivers a small-town lifestyle right on the edge of the nation’s capital."

Either their marketing team is batting 1000 or people genuinely love that place; good for them.

Residents of the Capitol Hill neighborhood love to think of it as a small town and so many folks there have pool memberships in...Cheverly!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mount Rainier

Yes, Mt Rainier, MD, fits the bill.

most of the other ones mentioned do not.

I used to go to the Glut Coop there - is it still in business?

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Anonymous wrote:I used to say this as a teen because I didn't want to say I was from Potomac and have people say "oh you must be rich."

Hahaha, I used to add "west" onto the middle class neighborhood adjacent to ours as I didn't want folks to draw that conclusion.

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I also automatically thought Cheverly because it is a small town (local government, police department, public works) and literally just outside of DC.

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Who is asking the question? Someone you meet in Nebraska or overseas?

The small town could be Middleburg VA or Frederick MD.

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Falls Church City