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Location: northern Vermont - previously NM, WA, & MA
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Pittsburgh, PA
1. The only city in America with an "entrance"
2. Sports teams win championships at a high rate
3. Junk food capital of the world
4. Unique natural setting
5. A leader in "real" per capita income growth since 2000
6. Underrated recreational outlets in and near the city
7. Suburban sprawl is limited
8. The most resilient city in the United States
9. Cultural amenities befitting a city of much larger size
10. A highly-educated workforce under the age of 45
I'd really like to see Pittsburgh. It looks like a very photogenic city. Nice skyline too, I love that gothic looking skyscraper there.
1. Festival International.
2. Cajun people and language. It is the hub city of Acadiana region.
3. Cajun food. Oh my God.
4. It is a functional and prgressive city but still very rural in appearance.
5. It has a nice college and stuff to do.
6. A citywide love of the arts and music.
7. People dance in the restaurants.
8. It consistently ranks lately in those nice places to live / business/job growth lists despite what people think of Louisiana.
9. It is very open to other cultures and ideas.
10. Fantastic fishing in the surrounding areas.
Location: northern Vermont - previously NM, WA, & MA
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My future home ....
Albuquerque, New Mexico
1 - Awesome food, I love New Mexican cuisine, green and red chili's.
2 - Nob Hill, walkable, colorful, and eclectic neighborhood with a collegiate hispter element and Route 66 kitsch.
3 - Near perfect climate (4 seasons, cool but balmy winters, hot summers but not too hot, 300+ days of sunshine)
4 - Old Town: Old and historic ambiance with a Spanish plaza captures the essence and character of New Mexico.
5 - Impressive museums for a city/metro of its size
6 - Close to Santa Fe and all the awesome art galleries and museums up there
7 - Open spaces: Plenty of elbow room, plenty of parks and open spaces in the city, Rio Grande Bosque, lots of bike trails, and wide open spaces on the periphery
8 - Awesome roadtrips: Taos and the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Jemez Springs, the Pueblos, Ojo Caliente hot springs, White Sands, Ruidoso, Arizona and Colorado close by
9 - The Sandia Mountains
10 - Great people
can't wait to move there! 6 months to go!
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