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Home to "Mr. Jefferson's University" and one of the coolest college towns in the East. Jefferson's home lies just outside the city as well, as does James Madison's, and you're also close to Virginia wine country. Like the state capital of Richmond, Charlottesville punches well above its weight.
Tourist trap, heavy Naval influence, likely unpleasantly humid...
Albany, NY
Just took a quick google street tour. Actually looks pretty charming- Like a mini version of Boston or something. The actual statistics on city data aren't impressive though- High crime and low incomes are most notable.
Just took a quick google street tour. Actually looks pretty charming- Like a mini version of Boston or something. The actual statistics on city data aren't impressive though- High crime and low incomes are most notable.
Older suburb of Atlanta. Home to Gone with the wind museum, in the state of GA. Not much really to say about it, sorry.
Anaheim, CA
Home of the original Disneyland, and there's another theme park, Knott's Berry Farm, either in it or in next-door Garden Grove as well. Not as much a suburb of LA as a satellite city like Long Beach or Pasadena now; it's the county seat of Orange County.
I'll try again: Joplin, Mo.
Last edited by mjlo; 09-30-2019 at 04:35 AM..
Reason: Off topic editorializing.
Home of the original Disneyland, and there's another theme park, Knott's Berry Farm, either in it or in next-door Garden Grove as well. Not as much a suburb of LA as a satellite city like Long Beach or Pasadena now; it's the county seat of Orange County.
I'll try again: Joplin, Mo.
Huge tornado at least a few years ago. Probably has rebuilt pretty well by now, but I haven't been following the story.
Oil capital of the world.....it does not appeal to me
Aztec,New Mexico
Never heard of that town, but if it’s in New Mexico, chances are I’ll like it.
Altoona, PA
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