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Tucson -- it has mountains nearby to hike in, and is the most attractive of the three large desert cities:
not as crowded as Phoenix, nor as superficial as Vegas.
Asheville, NC or Eugene, OR?
Asheville. So beautiful and love it's artsyness. Is that a word, lol? Anyway, Severn, MD or Columbia, MD?
Lexington. Spokane has a depressing, run-down feel (even in the suburbs), and it's not really close to anything else --- even getting to Seattle in the winter is always iffy. In Lexington at least I have access to a few major OH/IN/KY cities.
Lexington. Spokane has a depressing, run-down feel (even in the suburbs), and it's not really close to anything else --- even getting to Seattle in the winter is always iffy. In Lexington at least I have access to a few major OH/IN/KY cities.
Although I generally prefer the SE to TX in this comparison I'd go with Abilene. You're starting to get into West TX with those open spaces and reduced humidity levels and you're still only located two hours west of Fort Worth. Now if you said I could live in Auburn/Opelika instead of Montgomery proper I'd likely reconsider.
Although I generally prefer the SE to TX in this comparison I'd go with Abilene. You're starting to get into West TX with those open spaces and reduced humidity levels and you're still only located two hours west of Fort Worth. Now if you said I could live in Auburn/Opelika instead of Montgomery proper I'd likely reconsider.
Madison NJ or Cary NC?
Madison.
Crescent City, California or Port Aransas, Texas?
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