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I don't know either town but all things considered I'd rather live in a Philly suburb than a Baltimore one.
Gainesville GA or Anderson SC?
Gainesville. Close enough to Atlanta to make a practical living while nestled close to the scenic NE GA mountains along with the cool towns of Dahlonega and Helen. There's even an Amtrak stop to make a quick trip to midtown Atlanta without dealing with the traffic. Anderson is just your typical bantamweight small city that's too far to really benefit from nearby cities along the I-85 corridor.
Devon. The New York capital region is lovely, and the state has some lovely suburbs, but Philadelphia's suburbs outclass all but a handful of New York State's.
Devon. The New York capital region is lovely, and the state has some lovely suburbs, but Philadelphia's suburbs outclass all but a handful of New York State's.
Hot Springs, Ark., or Excelsior Springs, Mo.?
Hot Springs, as it seems to have a lot going on for its size.
Virginia Beach. It's significantly bigger and farther north, and both of those are good for me. It's also close to other sizable cities. I like the idea of Virginia as well.
Seems like there would be more going on in Midland so I would go with TX over AZ. Though being 2.5 hours away from San Diego in Yuma would be a nice.
Seabrook Island SC or Pawley's Island SC?
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