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Beautiful pictures everyone! LOVE Seattle and Boston... they're two cities I'd move to in a heartbeat, if California wasn't an option. My relatives live in the Boston area (cousins in Boston, rest are near Worcester), and I always love visiting them. And Scranton, who would've thought it's that pretty? One thing I really miss about the east coast is brick buildings, which we don't have here because of earthquakes.
You guys think that's architecture? Take a look at little San Felipe, on the Sea of Cortez in northern Baja, Mexico. What it may lack in magnificence it makes up for with charm, friendliness, peace and quiet...
I agree... that's a gorgeous picture! But as far as living goes, I'll take Scranton's snow over the constant warmth and sun - what can I say, I'm a redhead & we don't do sun.
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LOVE Seattle and Boston... they're two cities I'd move to in a heartbeat, if California wasn't an option. My relatives live in the Boston area (cousins in Boston, rest are near Worcester), and I always love visiting them. And Scranton, who would've thought it's that pretty? 
One thing I really miss about the east coast is brick buildings, which we don't have here because of earthquakes.
You may think you have the edge on climate and quality-of-life, but we have the edge on architecture! 
BOO-YA!
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San Felipe, Baja, Mexico
