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Now that LA has decent mass transit (and the Blue Line runs through Compton IIRC), this has gone from "definitely Camden" to "coin toss."
I definitely perfer the overall vibe of Philly to LA, but LA's 'hoods don't seem to me as beaten-down as those in Philly and environs. That includes Compton. That might be enough for the LA-region community to surmount my Northeastern bias and pick it.
Camden, N.J., or Camden, Maine?
Thought my post on this went through earlier, but guess not. Anyway since Camden, NJ is a dump, I'll go with the one in Maine. If you picked a different place in the Philly area other than Camden or Chester(PA), I'd likely pick that over the one in Maine.
Thought my post on this went through earlier, but guess not. Anyway since Camden, NJ is a dump, I'll go with the one in Maine. If you picked a different place in the Philly area other than Camden or Chester(PA), I'd likely pick that over the one in Maine.
Cape May, NJ, or Rehoboth Beach, DE?
It has long puzzled me why Cape May, with its outstanding collection of Victorian houses, did not become an LGBT beach destination (I envisioned many gay men buying them, rejeuvenating them and opening charming B&Bs).
But it didn't. Rehoboth Beach did, so that's where you'll find me.
Two cities on the Ohio, one located where it begins:
Think I’ll go with Cedar Rapids. Seems like a more productive area with more potential than Fort Wayne.
Cumberland MD or Parkersburg WV?
Probably Cumberland. It has a stop on an Amtrak long distance route(Capitol Limited), and there's also a scenic train you can take to Frostburg, MD if you get bored. Parkersburg is in a more isolated area.
Plains towns that do reference some sort of European ethnicity: Elk Horn, IA(Danish), or Lindsborg, KS(Swedish)?
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