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Patch of flowers #2

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A patch of flowers that liven the town.

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One small thing I saw that gave me nostalgia.

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After COVID hit, it feels like Westmoreland still has just as much heart. New shops are opening, of course with appropriate guidelines. Some are even selling things from my childhood that make me feel nostalgic. Though small, Westmoreland has a big impact on whoever lives there.

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Westmoreland has the “Little Tunnel,” one of the smallest tunnels in the world.

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A political cartoon I saw at Westmoreland High School.

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Throughout the town, you can always hear engine running and tired treading.

When passing by the park, you can always here children laughing and running.

At the schools, the halls are always rumbling with students.

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There’s only one red light in the whole town of Westmoreland, which is fitting because it always has people running through there.

Westmoreland is the definition of ‘southern hospitality’ because of the abundance of general kindness in the air.

The people there are all very open and open-minded.

When passing by the local Sonic restaurant, you can see the high schoolers hanging out with their friends at any time of day.

Westmoreland is full of their own produce and farms, and habitually will be the main source for local grocers.

At a local store, I saw people get excited about the different types of masks they offer, which is a refreshing change from the anti-maskers.

At the schools, the kids are learning and bringing their all to their classes.

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Westmoreland, TN; right at the KY/TN border in middle Tennessee