I can recognize with that.

i live in mine still .. if thats yours it looks cool. sorry about the bad memories whatever they were sigh

I never left.

It's been 6 years. I still think about it.

Nope. I have no desire to ever return to Florida.

Rarely. I have no family there any more and the place is a pit anyway.

No I live in the county below it for last 27 years ..went up there 10 years ago but no more since sis finally left 2 years ago ..it gives me anxiety being up there good riddance to it

I moved back to my home town in November 2022. I miss the home where I was before as most of my married life and where I raised my children was in that house. We needed to move but this house has never felt like home like the other house did.

i couldnt wait to leave and 4 years later i returned to stay. there is less to do now than 40 years ago😟

Nope. To crowded now. I grew up when it was barely a city. Lots of agriculture was still around. There's simply none of that left.

It's all buildings and houses. And the actual place, even the ground was removed for a apartment complex.

I stay as far away from my hometown as I possibly can.

I haven't been to my hometown since 1986. I took the love-of-my-life there to meet my family and see where I grew up. She dumped me the moment we got back here.

I revisit every place I've ever lived on Google Earth. I have no interest in going to any of them anymore. The whole area around them is completely unrecognizable. Even the house I moved from to where I am now has been completely redone. It looks like they restructured the place. It had its own unique quaint appearance and they ruined it.

Technically I eventually moved back to my hometown. I just live in a very different neighborhood here.

I don't have to go back -- except for college and a couple of years rights after college I've lived in my home town for for close to 65 of my 76 years

My hometown's back in Illinois- the state that dove so deeply into the madness that I had to flee before being driven out at gunpoint. I miss the people I left behind, but there's nothing left for me there but nightmarish flashbacks, destructive politics, and a hell of a sandwich shop.

Yeah if the place in the photos is your home town, probably best not to move back cause eventually some data center will be dumped next to it like happens in too many rural areas.

I live in my hometown (it's a big city). The only thing keeping me here is that my bills are real cheap. No career, no friends, see my family only on holidays, Just nothing interesting.

As long as my parents were alive, I did. My friends from that remote rural area moved away. We’re still friends, mostly by phone and letters now.

I’m not a cemetery visitor. In my view my loved ones are not in those graves.

Where?

I have no reason to go there

I think that once parents and other relatives no longer live there, reasons for going back are few.