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Never been there, but I'd love to see it. I like exploring walkable, historic places -- and considering Florida isn't really famous for those, St. Augustine sounds intriguing to me. I'm also into firsts, so why wouldn't I want to go to the first city in the U.S.?
Now how about my sort-of hometown, Long Beach, New York (not California, or even New Jersey)
No, I have not been there. If I ever get out to New York, there is a possibility. Most towns on Long Island are nice from what I have heard. I have a friend who grew up in Syosset.
Location: northern Vermont - previously NM, WA, & MA
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No, I have not been there. If I ever get out to New York, there is a possibility. Most towns on Long Island are nice from what I have heard. I have a friend who grew up in Syosset.
Salem, Massachusetts
I was born in Salem, Mass and also lived there for a couple years not too long ago (2010/2011'sh). I just went back for a visit, I love and miss that city in all seasons. Halloween is a lot of fun there and I've even got acquainted with some wiccans there. The restaurant scene there is improving rapidly. Great place!
Never been, but I travel along I-81 through Wilkes-Barre often on my way back and forth between New York (where I currently live) and West Virginia (home).
Been there. Met some friends at the Inverness. Beautiful city with a beautiful mountain backdrop. I suggest eating at the Inverness.
Also, a little trip to Manitou Springs just outside of town should be priority.
Kenosha, WI
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