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Huh, I thought Clearwater Beach was just gonna be another Miami Beach, but from streetviewing it actually has kind of an interesting, weird mix of architecture: just in this shot, modern vaguely colonial apartments with a Floridian flair and manicured lawns; dated low-rise '70s-'90s apartments; and a blocky 6-over-1 straight out of Nashdenvaleigh. Then this shot adds a bounty of postmodern weirdness. Vero Beach just looks like any other town in the Deep South.
I'd go with Scranton. I've been there a couple of times and it's not a bad area. I even have an acquaintance who recently moved to nearby Wilkes-Barre. I've never been to Youngstown, but it just makes me think of the Youngstown Boys documentary, which didn't paint the town in a good light.
I'd go with Scranton. I've been there a couple of times and it's not a bad area. I even have an acquaintance who recently moved to nearby Wilkes-Barre. I've never been to Youngstown, but it just makes me think of the Youngstown Boys documentary, which didn't paint the town in a good light.
Wausau, Wisconsin or Warsaw, Indiana?
Wausau wi seems like a nicer town with a better natural surronding
Wausau wi seems like a nicer town with a better natural surronding
Oxford PA or Oxford MA?
Now that I've had a chance to study it, Oxford, Pa. Pennsylvania's small towns have a distinctive charm that I find just as appealing, maybe even more appealing, than those in New England. And FWIW, Oxford, Mass., doesn't have that classic New England charm, either.
Just up the road from Oxford, Pa., by the way, is Lincoln University, one of the oldest HBCUs in the country.
Now that I've had a chance to study it, Oxford, Pa. Pennsylvania's small towns have a distinctive charm that I find just as appealing, maybe even more appealing, than those in New England. And FWIW, Oxford, Mass., doesn't have that classic New England charm, either.
Just up the road from Oxford, Pa., by the way, is Lincoln University, one of the oldest HBCUs in the country.
Columbia, Mo., or Columbia, S.C.?
I think I'd prefer Columbia, SC. It's bigger and not far from Charleston. Charlottesville VA or Blacksburg VA?
Charlottesville... I like it's location better and it strikes me as slightly more cosmopolitan as well.
Yankton, SD or Kearney, NE?
While the Great Plains is not my favorite region of the U.S. I do like Kearney's downtown. It gives me that old school American small town vibe from 50 years ago. Reminds me of a time many consider lost. I'll take it.
I'll go with the one in Tennessee. It's a stunningly beautiful area, and nearby Chattanooga is a nice city. Plus my wife would be absolutely giddy at the thought of living in East Tennessee.
I'll go with the one in Tennessee. It's a stunningly beautiful area, and nearby Chattanooga is a nice city. Plus my wife would be absolutely giddy at the thought of living in East Tennessee.
Columbiana, Alabama or Columbiana, Ohio?
AL. I like it's location better. Florence SC or Florence AL?
AL. I like it's location better. Florence SC or Florence AL?
Florence SC, better state and location IMO
Des Moines IA or Omaha NE?
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