If you could pick any place in the US to live where would it be? (better, places)

[sunflower53072]

If you could pick anywhere in the US to live without job or money worries where would it be?

[blueva]

ANYWHERE South of the Mason Dixon line !

[drnick77]

If I could afford it, I think San Diego would be nice. Never been but only heard good things.

[backdrifter]

Originally Posted by blueva

ANYWHERE South of the Mason Dixon line !

Ugh... Anywhere west of the Mississippi.

[ogre]

Originally Posted by blueva

ANYWHERE South of the Mason Dixon line !

Anywhere? I'm guessing you like some parts of the South better than others. Even if most places in the region would work reasonably well, there must be local spots you'd like especially well. If it really were practical for you to live anywhere, I'm going to guess that you could narrow it down some.

I guess I should try to answer the question as well. Don't know. These days, I'm leaning toward northern locales with beautiful scenery, and a great variety of outdoor recreation possibilities. I'm thinking Maine, Michigan U.P., maybe even Alaska. On the other hand, the all-American feel of the Midwest's southern swath has a lot of appeal as well. In addition to places that obviously fit the bill there, like Indiana, Ohio, Iowa, etc., this could perhaps also include central and western PA, culturally speaking at least.

[AnalyzeThis]

La Jolla, California ooooo if only I could afford to buy and maintain an $8M house Maui, Hawaii would be second and Aspen or Vail, Colorado would be third

[Needless Kane]

New York City if only it wasn't so expensize.

[Alphaman]

I would stay right here in Florida but on the west coast around ST Pete my other choice would be Los Angeles.

[CarolinaWoman]

An ocean front home with nice weather year round ... wherever that may be ... but it can't be to far from the Carolinas. I do like Islamorada and Marathon Key.

[cali_gold_coast]

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