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Location: northern Vermont - previously NM, WA, & MA
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Bristol. I like its location in the Johnson City/Kingsport area. Very beautiful region.
Kansas City, MO or Charlotte, NC?
Charlotte, better location with easy access to mountains and ocean and I have family in NC. I think KC is probably a more interesting city and I love the BBQ, though all things considered I'll go with Charlotte.
Charlotte, better location with easy access to mountains and ocean and I have family in NC. I think KC is probably a more interesting city and I love the BBQ, though all things considered I'll go with Charlotte.
Missoula, MT or Billings, MT?
Missoula... Seems to have more going on culturally (and for a sports fan like myself) with its university presence and it's a half-days drive from Spokane for bigger city amenities.
Missoula... Seems to have more going on culturally (and for a sports fan like myself) with its university presence and it's a half-days drive from Spokane for bigger city amenities.
Another in-state battle:
Clovis, NM or Carslbad, NM?
Don't know much about either. But I'll go with Carlsbad due to its interesting caveran system.
St. Louis. I prefer the legacy cities of the Midwest to the new sun belt style cities. Columbus in particular as I have a long history with it.
Plattsburgh, NY or Fayatteville, AR
Fayetteville. NW Arkansas is so pretty and green. Great climate, great people, affordable, and growing nicely. Not only a top rated small metro, but top rated retirement area as well. I love that area.
Fayetteville. NW Arkansas is so pretty and green. Great climate, great people, affordable, and growing nicely. Not only a top rated small metro, but top rated retirement area as well. I love that area.
Duluth, MN or Sioux Falls, SD?
Duluth by a good margin, because MN>>>>SD
Philadelphia vs. Pittsburgh?
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