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Tough one.... I like Chualar's proximity to the California coast, specifically Monterrey, and the Bay Area as well. However, Bellemont appears to be more prosperous and it's just a stones throw from Flagstaff, which I always thought would be a cool place to live. Once I get used to the elevation change, I think Bellemont would be nicer.
Both seem like nice places but I'll go with Vancouver, WA since it's half an hour from Portland whereas Bellingham is a hour & a half from Seattle & Vancouver, BC.
Let's go with the 2 Southeast places that I've been to this year:
Interesting question. I don't love either one but being in the Portland MSA is more appealing. If Bellingham were even closer to Vancouver, BC (national border notwithstanding) I could go the other way. Vancouver, BC being one of my preferred cities and also a hub for many of our family members, that would be somewhat attractive. But no, I'll stick with Vancouver, WA instead.
Hmmm, tough one. I'm going to go with Virginia Beach because I'm more familiar with the area but honestly either one sounds nice.
El Paso, TX or Hialeah, FL?
I can think of times when the Florida city would be mighty appealing, but those times aren't in the summer. You can always cool off in the mountains. And in El Paso, you don't have to go to the mountains, because the mountains come to you.
Jersey Shore, Pa., or California, Pa.?
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