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Omaha is excellent. Love the downtown and mix of new and grit. A smaller Kansas City with Minneapolis mixed in.
Pittsburgh, PA or San Antonio, TX?
I would love to visit San Antonio someday, especially to take in the Paseo del Rio (even more than the Alamo). But to live? Pittsburgh. Spectacular topography, a decent downtown, a cool college neighborhood on its east side, an economy on the mend, and Primianti Bros. sandwiches.
I would love to visit San Antonio someday, especially to take in the Paseo del Rio (even more than the Alamo). But to live? Pittsburgh. Spectacular topography, a decent downtown, a cool college neighborhood on its east side, an economy on the mend, and Primianti Bros. sandwiches.
Columbia, Md., or Reston, Va.?
Columbia, MD. A nice suburb of Baltimore. I love the planned neighborhoods and access to D.C. as well.
I've spent a fair amount of time in Murfreesboro and even considered graduate school at MTSU. It's a great town and close to Nashville and Chattanooga, so I'll go with it.
Greenville because it's smaller and the winters aren't as bad.
Aiken, SC or St Augustine, FL?
Aiken because it is close to Augusta. I prefer Georgia to Florida.
Ashland, KY or Tempe, AZ?
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