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Very tough choice. Slight edge to Columbus being a larger city.
Chattanooga, TN or Myrtle Beach, SC?
Chattanooga. More going for it. More metropolitan. Prettier. Have many family member in the Myrtle Beach area. Use to not be a bad place, but not anymore.
Chattanooga. More going for it. More metropolitan. Prettier. Have many family member in the Myrtle Beach area. Use to not be a bad place, but not anymore.
Dayton, OH or Duluth, MN?
Dayton, OH. I grew up in Beavercreek. Maybe I'm looking at it through rose-colored glasses, but I really miss it. It's a great place to raise a family if you can find a job. Even has some very nice hiking trails. Duluth winters sound miserable.
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Dayton, OH. I grew up in Beavercreek. Maybe I'm looking at it through rose-colored glasses, but I really miss it. It's a great place to raise a family if you can find a job. Even has some very nice hiking trails. Duluth winters sound miserable.
I've never been to northern New England, but I'll pick Henniker for novelty's sake. Truckee is basically a far-out exurb of Reno and has nothing to do except Donner Pass and quick access to Tahoe.
Pendleton. Crescent City's weather looks great, but I'd rather not live right on the coast.
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Flagstaff, AZ or Aspen, CO?
Tough choice. Colorado looks wonderful but I've looked into Flagstaff and it really appeals to me. Flagstaff is close enough to mountains, and also has a very nice location in the state in my opinion. Could always take vacations in Aspen.
Pendleton. Crescent City's weather looks great, but I'd rather not live right on the coast.
Tough choice. Colorado looks wonderful but I've looked into Flagstaff and it really appeals to me. Flagstaff is close enough to mountains, and also has a very nice location in the state in my opinion. Could always take vacations in Aspen.
Duluth, MN or Newport, VT?
Newport, VT. I like the idea of being within driving distance to Montreal, Quebec City and Ottawa and the White Mountains. Plus it would be a tad warmer (i'm guessing)
Elko, NV vs. Evansville, IN
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