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Marblehead for sure. I don't see the appeal of living near East St. Louis at all.
Boston, MA or Dallas, TX?
Of those 2, Dallas. Since to me at this point in my life(and as I'm slowly getting older), I'd prefer warmer weather. And Dallas having a lower cost of living, would be another plus.
Alright, I'm going to keep that theme going a few did, and try another inspired NCAA tournament bracket matchup for this thread. Villanova, PA, or Rock Hill, SC(home of Winthrop University)?
Grand Rapids. It's growing and doing better than Rochester. Very livable.
Knoxville, TN or Colorado Springs, CO?
Colorado Springs. Markedly better summertime climate (humidity is almost nonexistent). Palmer Park, Pulpit Rock, and Garden of the Gods in the city limits. Pikes Peak towers over the city. Rockies > Smokies for me. Close to Denver.
Colorado Springs. Markedly better summertime climate (humidity is almost nonexistent). Palmer Park, Pulpit Rock, and Garden of the Gods in the city limits. Pikes Peak towers over the city. Rockies > Smokies for me. Close to Denver.
Green River, WY, or Yakima, WA?
Yakima WA.
Berkeley CA or Cambridge MA?
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