Where Would You Rather Live? Game (better, place, America, neighborhoods)

[SonnyDaze]

Originally Posted by dude1984

Eau Claire...southern boundary of the Northwoods, an hour from the Twin Cities, near some great hiking.

Ouray, CO or Moab, UT

Moab... Much larger and more accessible town. Ouray is a little too stuck in the mountains for me - seems like an amazing place to visit though - the "Switzerland of America".

*Fun fact: Moab is about a 3 hour drive to the west of Ouray, and you can STILL get to Denver faster from there than Ouray (by 13 minutes) due to its route having much faster highways.

Elko, NV or Mitchell, SD?

[march2]

Originally Posted by CincyExpert

Moab... Much larger and more accessible town. Ouray is a little too stuck in the mountains for me - seems like an amazing place to visit though - the "Switzerland of America".

*Fun fact: Moab is about a 3 hour drive to the west of Ouray, and you can STILL get to Denver faster from there than Ouray (by 13 minutes) due to its route having much faster highways.

Elko, NV or Mitchell, SD?

Know little to nothing about either. I'll go with Mitchell. I'd rather live in SD than NV.

Lexington, KY or Des Moines, IA?

[Shakeesha]

Originally Posted by march2

Know little to nothing about either. I'll go with Mitchell. I'd rather live in SD than NV.

Lexington, KY or Des Moines, IA?

Des Moines, although I like Lexington. Lexington is small town feeling. Des Moines has a lot going on in growth.

Wheeling, WV or Tupelo, MS?

[Muinteoir]

Originally Posted by Shakeesha

Des Moines, although I like Lexington. Lexington is small town feeling. Des Moines has a lot going on in growth.

Wheeling, WV or Tupelo, MS?

Wheeling. Give me access to the Northeast, four seasons and mountains.


Pittsburgh, PA or Baltimore, MD?

[SonnyDaze]

Originally Posted by Muinteoir

Wheeling. Give me access to the Northeast, four seasons and mountains.


Pittsburgh, PA or Baltimore, MD?

Pittsburgh... both have strong urban cores but I prefer Pittsburgh's city neighborhoods overall. I would probably prefer Baltimore's suburbs though.

Aurora, IL or Aurora, CO?

[BamaDave]

Originally Posted by march2

Know little to nothing about either. I'll go with Mitchell. I'd rather live in SD than NV.

Lexington, KY or Des Moines, IA?

Lexington, KY for milder winters and beautiful Bluegrass countryside.

Santa Fe, NM or Prescott, AZ?

[march2]

Originally Posted by CincyExpert

Pittsburgh... both have strong urban cores but I prefer Pittsburgh's city neighborhoods overall. I would probably prefer Baltimore's suburbs though.

Aurora, IL or Aurora, CO?

Aurora IL. I prefer Chicago's metro to Denver's. Offers more and is less expensive to boot.

Ft. Lauderdale, FL or Ft. Worth, TX?

[fivenine]

Edit: I did not see BamaDave's Post:

Santa Fe, NM because it seems like a nice place in a vibrant desert setting.

Springfield, OH versus Springfield, TN

[march2]

Originally Posted by fivenine

Edit: I did not see BamaDave's Post:

Santa Fe, NM because it seems like a nice place in a vibrant desert setting.

Springfield, OH versus Springfield, TN

Springfield TN. Would much rather live in the Nashville area than the Dayton, OH area.

Ft. Lauderdale, FL or Ft. Worth, TX?

[wxurbanite]

Originally Posted by march2

Springfield TN. Would much rather live in the Nashville area than the Dayton, OH area.

Ft. Lauderdale, FL or Ft. Worth, TX?

Neither. Ugh... Ft. Lauderdale I suppose to experience the Miami culture.


Pendleton, OR vs. Hermiston, OR