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Be careful not to get too far from your roots and what is normal to you. The farther you go from your roots, the more likely life, common mindset, and culture will start to vary, and can even become alien and foreign.
Maybe just a smaller, quieter city/town in your area? Somewhere with less roads and lower population density?
Be careful not to get too far from your roots and what is normal to you. The farther you go from your roots, the more likely life, common mindset, and culture will start to vary, and can even become alien and foreign.
Maybe just a smaller, quieter city/town in your area? Somewhere with less roads and lower population density?
This is not a popular sentiment in this day and age, but I completely agree with this. I definitely hope to return to my roots in the not too distant future.
(I don’t know very much about either states, but based on my preconceived notions they sound like a good fit.)
Duluth is actually a mighty good fit with UMD and St. Scholastica for colleges and Essentia for hospitals. Lake Superior needs no introduction. I still think New Hampshire's closeness to Connecticut and more libertarian mindset is better overall than Minnesota for this particular person. Moving is expensive and moving very far is very expensive.
Hi my wife and I want to look at other States to live and get a change of lifestyle.
We enjoy New England especially Maine and New Hampshire.
Snow doesn't bother us much.
We just don't want to go to a place that feels like people are on top of you or heavy congested traffic.
Also place that is open with Religion or has a "Mind Their Own Business Attitude".
State not restrictive or many regulations on civil liberties.
Has a college and a large hospital for work and study.
Close to the Ocean or a big lake.
Thoughts???
Besides maybe the highlighted area, the Syracuse NY area would actually be a good fit. It pretty much has everything else...Besides Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF(Environmental Science & Forestry), you also have the SUNY Upstate Medical Center right on University Hill: Upstate Medical University | SUNY Upstate Medical University
You also have Crouse Hospital, Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital, Hutchings Psychiatric Center and a VA Hospital also in that area of the city. There's also St. Joseph's Hospital on the city's North Side(has a school of nursing) and Upstate's Community General Hospital on Onondaga Hill, a suburb to the SW.
Le Moyne College is located on the city's East Side next to the town of DeWitt(has a nursing program partnered with Crouse Hospital's Pomeroy School of Nursing) and Onondaga Community College is also located on Onondaga Hill.
Lake Ontario is about 45 minutes away, Skaneateles and Otisco Lakes, a couple of Finger Lakes, are about 20 or so minutes away. Same for Oneida Lake to the north, which is the biggest inland lake in NY State.
You can get anywhere in the immediate area within 20 minutes, give or take.
Religion isn't something people are "pressed" about.
With this said, there are other parts of the Northeast that would fit and this likely comes down to other criteria that you may have(neighborhoods, property, etc).
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