If you could live in 5 places in the US, what would they be? (home, cabin)

[LauraC]

Originally Posted by bklynchapin

Let's say you were independently wealthy and could afford five homes in the country, where would you put them? I have played this game internationally as well, but since this is a US forum, let's stick to the country. Here are mine:

1- New York
2- San Francisco
3- Austin
4- Chicago
5- Seattle

In no particular order:

1. Someplace in rural New Hampshire/Maine.
2. Norris, Tennessee

I don't need or want 5 homes.

[SteelCityRising]

If I were gratuitously wealthy, I'd choose the following locations for my residences:

LARGE METROPOLITAN AREAS:

1.) Minneapolis/St. Paul
2.) Pittsburgh
3.) Boston
4.) San Francisco
5.) New York City

SMALLER METROPOLITAN AREAS:

1.) Scranton, PA (Where I'll be moving to in 2009)
2.) Ithaca, NY
3.) Madison, WI
4.) Providence, RI
5.) Burlington, VT

[StuckPA]

Originally Posted by SWB

Scranton, PA (Where I'll be moving to in 2009)

Wait,I thought you already lived there...

[SteelCityRising]

Originally Posted by StuckPA

Wait,I thought you already lived there...

I unfortunately live in one of its massive vanilla suburbs (Icky!)

[holloway1010]

1) Baton Rouge, Louisiana (my current home)
2) New York City, New York
3) Nashville, Tennessee
4) Portland, Oregon
5) Kansas City, Missourri

[gv0928]

1. Miami
2. New York
3. San Francisco
4. Chicago
5. Las Vegas

The fifth one was the hardest to choose. The top three were pretty easy. Fourth was almost forgotten. lol.

[ara^bess]

I wouldn't chose to live in a big city. I would want scenic places that are obscure such as mountains, rural farm land, secluded coast line, woods, or even in the middle of a desert. I guess I'm getting older and crabbier....and less tolerant of people.

[Blue Grass Fever]

Originally Posted by bklynchapin

Let's say you were independently wealthy and could afford five homes in the country, where would you put them? I have played this game internationally as well, but since this is a US forum, let's stick to the country.

Old Mission Peninsula/Traverse City, Michigan
Smokie Mountains region, Tennessee
The Keys region, Florida
Santa Barbara region, California
Boston, Massachuesetts

[StuckPA]

Originally Posted by ara^bess

I wouldn't chose to live in a big city. I would want scenic places that are obscure such as mountains, rural farm land, secluded coast line, woods, or even in the middle of a desert. I guess I'm getting older and crabbier....and less tolerant of people.

That's what I wanted to say but I played along

[Clutch718]

1. Minot, North Dakota
2. Minneapolis, Minnesota
3. Fargo, North Dakota
4. Glasgow, Montana
5. Cut Bank, Montana