Where Would You Rather Live? Game (state, bigger, cons, beach)

[mjlo]

Originally Posted by blaserbrad

Rio Rancho. I love New Mexico, one of the most beautiful states, and has the western mentality.

Lincoln City Oregon or Dartmouth Massachusetts?

I'll take Dartmouth. Give me the Eastcoast over anything in the arid west.

Jacksonville FL or Mobile AL.

[SonnyDaze]

Jacksonville. Bigger city/metro with more amenities, still close to the beach.

Johnstown, PA or Chillicothe, OH?

[shaggylemon]

Chillicothe looks prettier.

Redwood city, CA or Berkeley, CA?

[dixiedean1878]

Redwood City, CA

Kenosha, WI or Crown Point, IN

[WildWestDude]

Hmm, while Kenosha is off the lake I know Crown Point well and it's nice old town square so will go with that!


Alamogordo, NM or Globe, AZ?

[chessgeek]

Globe, AZ

Globe is closer to my AZ relatives than Alamagordo. Also is a little less than 2 hours to both Phoenix and Tucson and about 3 hours to Flagstaff. Do know a couple that recently moved to Rio Rancho, NM, but that is at least 4 hours to Alamagordo.

Lompoc, CA or Temecula, CA ?

[SonnyDaze]

Temecula. More central location and seems like a fun place to live if you can afford the lifestyle.

Lexington, KY or Knoxville, TN?

[chessgeek]

Originally Posted by CincyExpert

Temecula. More central location and seems like a fun place to live if you can afford the lifestyle.

Lexington, KY or Knoxville, TN?

Lexington, KY

Guessing it has more to offer based on greater population (310k vs 185k). Have read a couple posts here complimenting its downtown. It is also just 80 miles to both Cincinnati & Louisville while Knoxville is 180 miles to Nashville.

Cincinnati, OH or St. Louis, MO ?

[LordHelmit]

Cincinnati because I like it's history and infrastructure better, location too.

Lubbock TX vs Lincoln NE

[WildWestDude]

Lubbock TX, in TX and warmer


Marietta OH, or Marietta GA?