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Location: northern Vermont - previously NM, WA, & MA
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I echo what many others say. The Pacific Northwest cities strike the best balance between urban density and elbow room, city pulse and laid back vibes.
I echo what many others say. The Pacific Northwest cities strike the best balance between urban density and elbow room, city pulse and laid back vibes.
San Francisco is one that instantly comes to my mind as very urban-dense but enormously laid back.
Los Angeles area is more suburban than urban and is a little more high-strung than San Francisco, but still quite laid back for how big it is.
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By which measures?
