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i examined this pretty extensively and philly is def cheaper than chi, also philly area natural setting is better, a lot of natural greenery and a variety of landscapes
i examined this pretty extensively and philly is def cheaper than chi, also philly area natural setting is better, a lot of natural greenery and a variety of landscapes
but what about that lake right there next to the city? that is awesome. There are also forests right outside of Chicago and a lot more wilderness in Wisconsin and the sand dunes in Indiana.
but what about that lake right there next to the city? that is awesome. There are also forests right outside of Chicago and a lot more wilderness in Wisconsin and the sand dunes in Indiana.
thats all good, but PA/NJ is a lote more varied, u got eryth from farms to forests to ocean to mountains
natural setting is not chi's strong point, even tho the lake does look gorgeous
Can't you spot the difference? Chi is full of ghettos, but ghettodelphia is THE GHETTO
Seriously tho, Chicago isn't full of ghettos. It's a world class city. Philly pales in comparison.
Lol! Nope Chicago's ghettos are more so then Philly's being a larger city AND Chicago has some of the worst neighborhoods in the country, a well as Philadelphia. All of Chicago is not a paradise, don't fool yourself kid.
its important to note that philly is much smaller therefore much more manageable so people who prefer smaller cities might like it better than chi, even tho it basically offers the same amenities
but what about that lake right there next to the city? that is awesome. There are also forests right outside of Chicago and a lot more wilderness in Wisconsin and the sand dunes in Indiana.
Philadelphia has a beautiful setting. Verdant, hilly just outside the city (up towards Reading), an hour : fifteen from the Jersey Shore. Chesapeake to the south. Lake Michigan is great, but Philadelphia's natural setting / topography is tough to beat.
Philadelphia--- better location, better weather, more history. Closer to beaches, closer to NYC and DC and Boston...and is part of the Megalopolis that goes from Boston down through DC.
Chicaho is great! beautiful skyline, but it's locations is meh, it's winters are quite brutal.
I'd prefer philly filly.
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