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A town with nothing to offer

Posted by duddy April 20, 2015 20638 views

Welcome to Town Nothing!

In Arizona, USA, there is a town known as the town of Nothing, literally. It is now completely abandoned, offering people nothing but a good place to film a western movie.

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i think i just read the word nothing 4 times in one sentence

Posted on Apr 20, 2015 by biolove

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