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Originally Posted by Slyman11
The South has a line up that starts with Atlanta, Dallas, DC, Houston, Miami that goes to Smokey Mountains, Blue Ridge Mountains, Big Bend, Hill Country, with music cities like Nashville, Memphis, Austin to business cities like Charlotte, Richmond, Tulsa, then theme parks of Orlando, military cities like Virginia Beach/Norfolk, San Antonio, El Paso. The emerald coast of Florida cant be forgotten. Historic cities like New Orleans, Savannah, and Charleston.
South has a lot to offer and is my first pick. Followed closely by the west, then distantly the northeast, with midwest following closely.
Having relatives from both sides of my family comment on this, all of whom have lived there for 40 years, I would not consider DC to be the south. Today it is part of the Bos-Wash corridor, or the Northeastern seaboard. It has a pace, culture, dialect, and demographics I would expect to find in Philadelphia vs. Richmond.
The South has a line up that starts with Atlanta, Dallas, DC, Houston, Miami that goes to Smokey Mountains, Blue Ridge Mountains, Big Bend, Hill Country, with music cities like Nashville, Memphis, Austin to business cities like Charlotte, Richmond, Tulsa, then theme parks of Orlando, military cities like Virginia Beach/Norfolk, San Antonio, El Paso. The emerald coast of Florida cant be forgotten. Historic cities like New Orleans, Savannah, and Charleston.
South has a lot to offer and is my first pick. Followed closely by the west, then distantly the northeast, with midwest following closely.
East Coast... we have great beaches, we have the highest % of educated people, the states with the highest income are all eastern states. We have variety of weather- it's not hot all the time or cold all the time, the architecture is very european-style. It's just great living here- northeast especially.
I love living near Boston. The reason? No matter how grumpy I am when I wake up in the morning, I'll never be the grumpiest guy on the train!
Boston is my fave city in all of America. It is so beautiful, I just feel like I cant have a bad day in Boston. (I live in NY and it's full of grumpy people lol)
The south! Best food, best accents, least pretense, and most friendly. Not to mention it's the most dynamic region in the country. From Texas to Louisiana to Mississippi, Bama, Georgia, South and North Cack, Tennessee and Virginia, they all have something unique and different to offer.
Yup... home to the fattest people in the country. What an honor!
West coast all day long......and this is coming from a native of the east coast by way of NC....The lifestyle and way of life is just totally different than the east coast...People here "live to work" as opposed the west coast, whom "work to live".
Hmmmm....this is a tough one. Although I was born and raised in the Northeast, lived in the Southeast and now live in the Southwest I can't decide. Love the culture and history in the North and Southeast, but love the lifestyle in the West. Hmm....
The West Coast puts every other coast to shame with it's scenery, weather, geography, and lifestyle.
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