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Old 11-12-2009, 07:39 PM
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I work in Harleysville, Pa...where should I live that will give me a bit of urban flair...nice restaurants? Is Philly too far? Is there another suburb?
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Doylestown is a nice "Mainstreet USA" town which is about 20 miles from Harleysville. King of Prussia/Plymouth Meeting area has alot going on but more suburban oriented. Conshohocken which is near King of Prussia has a little urbanity to it and of course Center City Philly is one of the best urban environments in the country.

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