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Cincinnati is best. I like the river and culture more.
Racine, WI or Jacksonville, NC?
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Racine. I know very little about Racine or metro Milwaukee, which is why I'd love to give it a try...plus I'ma little tired of NC. I would enjoy being right on a Great Lake more than I would the Atlantic.
Orlando, Florida or Raleigh, North Carolina? Please remember to play the game properly and give a brief description for your choice
Since the last 2 posters aren't playing the game properly, I'll respond here.
Racine. I know very little about Racine or metro Milwaukee, which is why I'd love to give it a try...plus I'ma little tired of NC. I would enjoy being right on a Great Lake more than I would the Atlantic.
Orlando, Florida or Raleigh, North Carolina? Please remember to play the game properly and give a brief description for your choice
Raleigh is great. I like the culture, educational opportunities, and proximity to lakes. Raleigh is booming and more attractive than other peers. I like that you can still purchase an affordable place downtown.
Detroit. I have family in the area and it feels more familiar. The only reason I’d live in San Antonio is the Mexican food, but I can live with what they offer in Mexicantown, Detroit.
Roanoke Rapids due to is east coast location on I-95. It isn't terribly far from the mid-Atlantic, with DC just three hours away and Baltimore a little less than four for family connections. It's actually closer to DC than it is to Charlotte, and Richmond, Raleigh, and Hampton Roads are better "every weekend" cities to visit. (Sorry Louisville and Nashville, you're just not my cup of tea). Plus, the Outer Banks and Virginia Beach are easy options to cool off this time of year, and its slightly milder in the winter than Bowling Green. The town itself has a decent sized lake and a decent main street, as well as a WalMart and a Lowe's, a movie theater, and a decent selection of restaurants for a town its size.
Milwaukee. Not only is it a good sized city on it's own but a hop and a skip from Chicago. Kansas City or St. Louis?
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