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Old 10-04-2009, 11:04 PM
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I love commuter biking and walking, coming from 10 years in NYC and 2 in Asia, and I want to find a CA city that I can live in without a car. San Francisco, yes, but I really don't want to live there. I'd like someplace warmer so Berkeley came to mind. I'd consider SoCal too! Any thoughts? My main hopes are

1. pedestrian/biker friendly
2. diversity
3. coastal
4. warm climate
5. some international/vibrant feel, close to that of NYC

Thanks.
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Thanks ferretkona. I've never considered Monterey. Let me look into that. Oh I'm considering a school in Encinitas. Any thoughts on that?
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