Thanks Luke! What a bummer about the theater though. I thought maybe now that things seem to be calming down someone might venture in again. I appreciate you watching. 😊
It's so funny to me that when I grew up from nine to grown in Buffalo, we thought Minneapolis was so far away. I have lived 34 years now in the Rochester, New York area and you can go fifty miles and feel like you are in the Rochester region. You don't feel disconnected just because you went out to the country so to speak, but in Buffalo we felt so far away from the twin cities and the people in the closer suburbs didn't even know that Buffalo existed. If Buffalo was in New York, which there is a big Buffalo in New York, but it the little one was near Rochester, it would never be called the hinterlands. It would be just part of the local area.
It still feels a little distant here, but I know what you’re saying. I lived in Chicago for a long time and it covered a LOT of ground. I’m happy to now live somewhere with less sprawl.
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Hey there! Buffalo resident here, I believe the theater was closed a couple of years before COVID. This was well done! Thanks for checking us out!
Thanks Luke! What a bummer about the theater though. I thought maybe now that things seem to be calming down someone might venture in again. I appreciate you watching. 😊
It's so funny to me that when I grew up from nine to grown in Buffalo, we thought Minneapolis was so far away. I have lived 34 years now in the Rochester, New York area and you can go fifty miles and feel like you are in the Rochester region. You don't feel disconnected just because you went out to the country so to speak, but in Buffalo we felt so far away from the twin cities and the people in the closer suburbs didn't even know that Buffalo existed. If Buffalo was in New York, which there is a big Buffalo in New York, but it the little one was near Rochester, it would never be called the hinterlands. It would be just part of the local area.
It still feels a little distant here, but I know what you’re saying. I lived in Chicago for a long time and it covered a LOT of ground. I’m happy to now live somewhere with less sprawl.