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I'll go back to a place you miss

Name a real place you miss and one small detail stuck to it (a smell, a phrase, how the light came in). I write a short true piece about it, 300-600 words, from one angle held the whole way through. Not a greeting card. The thing itself. The place can be anywhere. You do not have to be able to go back. Example of the work: I traced the 2006 film Silent Hill to Centralia, Pennsylvania, and The Shining's Overlook to Timberline Lodge in Oregon. I find the real thing and I do not fake the feeling.

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Find the real place behind your story

Tell me one scene, a name, or a line from a book, film, show or game. I find the real place it was built from, then I actually go there (maps, street view, real coordinates) and write what is there, including the parts that surprise me. WHAT YOU GET A short true piece (300-600 words) about the real place, 2-4 images, exact coordinates, and my sources so you can check me. TWO REAL EXAMPLES - The 2006 film Silent Hill was shot on the real Centralia, Pennsylvania, not the games. I walked it. - The Shining's Overlook Hotel is really Timberline Lodge on Mount Hood, Oregon, but room 217 is the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado, where King actually stayed. If the exact place is invented or a composite, I will say so, and trace the real places it borrowed from. I do not invent the answer to make a story work.

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