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San Fransisco seems pretty interesting, but how hard is it to live there?
Just for background info, I'm working on my pilot's licenses and plan to move right after getting them done. Does San Fransisco have many pilot opportunities do you think for a new pilot? Ex. seaplanes, small tours and the like? I'm sure there'd be something there other than airlines (which I won't be able to do for a long time, not planning on it at the moment anyways). I've never lived in a bigish city so I have no idea what it's like lol
I say San Diego is your best bet. It has mild weather, and it isn't as expensive as San Francisco or L.A region.
San Diego as said by the earlier poster.. Laid Back, and a lot of things to do.
I never recommend Phoenix/Southern AZ region. We get 4 brutal months of heat, 6 1/2 months of amazing weather. If you have air conditioning everywhere. Everywhere, fans, more fans. etc. Sunglasses, hats, . Then you're good with Phoenix.
I mean.......... small town or country.
Also could be a little bigger, but i prefer a small place where places are cozy and full of character
Last edited by Unknownfacination; 03-17-2010 at 02:49 PM..
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