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Grab your ankles and kiss your ass goodbye maybe :shh
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Ah....so you're one of those "bees don't bite they sting" people. I was making a comment in jest. Good NIGHT!!

A LOT of towns in the South have a street named Peach.....very few in the north do.
I'm a NASA Astrophysicist so I learn about new things and curiosity kills. Believe me, if I didn't comment, I wouldn't have learned something new.

When Duluth was mentioned, the first thing that came to mind was Duluth Trading Company which originated from Duluth, MN. I was curious if GA actually had a Peach St as I remember back in the 1990s or 2000s, there was a company called Peachtree Software. I know even before there the iPhone, people used to use a notebook and software to do maps. Truckers had always used NaviSat, can't remember the exact name of the company for their mapping over 20+ years ago which is where Google Maps and other companies originally bought/licenses their maps/maps data from for routes.
 
Peachtree St. is a major Atl. thoroughfare...changes over to Peachtree Rd. at Buckhead.

Thinking back today on dist's, they were, and presumably still are, essential for all of the various installation and servicing supplies, as well as ancillary consumer products. Echo never carried all of that, but most all of the dist's did, from their inception into C-band. Thus it only made sense for them to partner with dists in supplying dealers to well serve sat customers.
 
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I asked Google how many streets in Atlanta had "peach" in the name...it came back with 71...which stands to reason. GA is called The Peach State. Even the toll system is called Peach Pass.
A lot of towns in our area of the SE have a Peach St....also buttload of Orange St. as well.
 
OH, how I wish I had a snappy rejoinder for that! Or are Yankees now a protected class? ;)
Near me in North-Central Indiana, there is a Peach Road, Peach Trail, Peachtree Lane, and Peachstone Drive. Twenty miles to the east is the nearest Peach Street. Likewise, there are a number of Peach St in Southwest Michigan, too.

So, maybe we have a strong Southern contingent?
 
Here is one

How about that. I looked it up on Google Maps and it is about 400 ft long. BUT....a street IS a street, I stand corrected. I bet it was called that due to someone moving there from the Southeast back in the day. My Grandfather's family moved to FL from NE in the 1920s and he said he had never tasted a peach until they moved here....he was explaining to me how modern modes of transportation had made it possible to eat fresh produce throughout the year that in the past was impossible.
 
How about that. I looked it up on Google Maps and it is about 400 ft long. BUT....a street IS a street, I stand corrected. I bet it was called that due to someone moving there from the Southeast back in the day. My Grandfather's family moved to FL from NE in the 1920s and he said he had never tasted a peach until they moved here....he was explaining to me how modern modes of transportation had made it possible to eat fresh produce throughout the year that in the past was impossible.
They were canning peaches in 1819...
 
They were canning peaches in 1819...
That's why I mentioned FRESH produce in my post. Big difference between canned and fresh when it comes to things like peaches. Personally, I can't even begin to eat a canned peach....nothing but sugar.
 
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