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never been to either one however I would choose Myrtle Beach thing that is probably warmer in the winter.
San Diego or Cheyenne Wy
Cheyenne. I would like to say San Diego with all it has to offer. I just couldn't afford to live there. If it was marginal, then maybe. But the COL is just so high, that it would be more than my finances could bear. But Cheyenne is nice. I have a friend who lives there and really likes it.
Cheyenne. I would like to say San Diego with all it has to offer. I just couldn't afford to live there. If it was marginal, then maybe. But the COL is just so high, that it would be more than my finances could bear. But Cheyenne is nice. I have a friend who lives there and really likes it.
Dallas, TX or Seattle, WA?
Seattle. Infinitely better than Dallas when it comes to outdoorsiness, climate, scenery, and topography.
Baltimore, you're close to the sea, to NYC, Philadelphia. Although I wouldn't mind Detroit either. (I have a thing for gritty, affordable, broke cities)
Richmond VA or Raleigh NC
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