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America's Most Boring Towns: 10

author: Scott Sargent : Hutchinson, KS
Thursday, June 29th, 2006

America's Most Boring Towns: 10

author: Scott Sargent : Hutchinson, KS

So closed-off and vacant for such a welcoming sight This odd church/apartment building was situated directly across the highway An open door? Let's look inside. It's abandoned Which seems to be the case for most of this town Chairs with no one to sit in them Which seems to be the running theme for Hutchinson, Kansas as a whole.

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