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Fredericksburg by far. The hill country is beautiful and full of culture, less humid, no risk of hurricanes, quicker access to San Antonio, Austin and Big Bend.
Columbus, OH vs. Fresno, CA
Columbus, hands down. Lived there for a year and really liked it.
Scranton, in a better location with more interesting terrain being in the Pocono hills.
Kihei, HI or Hawi, HI?
Kihei... I stayed there for my honeymoon and really enjoyed that part of Maui. It's very down to earth but still has a lot if great dining and drinking options.
Kihei... I stayed there for my honeymoon and really enjoyed that part of Maui. It's very down to earth but still has a lot if great dining and drinking options.
Bronx, NY or Prince George County, MD?
PGC. I like the DC area a lot. Wouldn't want to live in any area of NYC.
Rochester, NY, definitely - I'm just an East Coast person.
Asheville, NC or Santa Fe, NM?
Great match up. I love both of the cities for their culture, scenery, outdoors recreation and so forth. Really a tough match up for me. I’ve lived in both NC (only over summers for work in college) and NM, and lived within and hour or two of both of these cities. Santa Fe is one of a kind. However I’ll go with Asheville because I overall prefer living in the East and greenery.
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