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Rehoboth Beach. It's close to places like DC and Philly. Far enough south that the ocean water is comfortable. Myrtle Beach use to be a good place at one time. But since they tore down the Pavilion and erased so much of its history and charm, it's become a big, tacky, crime-ridden mess. I spent many summers as a teenager in the 70's and early 80's there and it's just heartbreaking to see.
Asheville because it's more protected from hurricanes and has a more definitive four-season climate along with better full-time job prospects, and due to the dilution of old southern culture, resembles a lot of cities out west these days. Nags Head is too dependent on tourism and while nice to visit once in awhile, unfortunately is under Florence's gun, and I wish them well from this storm.
I don't know anything about Hobbs but that's my pick. I think living in Roswell would get old with all the constant alien tourists.
Buffalo, ny
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Toledo, oh
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