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Los Angeles. The trees and bushes they plant along the freeways are exotic and interesting to look at while stuck in gridlock at 7 AM on a Saturday morning.
I don’t hate Dayton, OH, but a lot of people seem to. So I’m kind of cheating but the eastern suburbs have some great nature trails. I probably “hiked” more there than I do in Colorado
Ohio hate is like "a thing" and I don't really understand it.
Columbus, although I don't hate or even really dislike it, is my least favorite of the state's major cities. Just kinda "meh" --- there's nothing particularly special about it that's making it grow, besides just the lack of declining industry that makes people leave other Midwest cities. However I absolutely love German Village, it's one of my favorite Midwestern city neighborhoods.
Ohio hate is like "a thing" and I don't really understand it.
Columbus, although I don't hate or even really dislike it, is my least favorite of the state's major cities. Just kinda "meh" --- there's nothing particularly special about it that's making it grow, besides just the lack of declining industry that makes people leave other Midwest cities. However I absolutely love German Village, it's one of my favorite Midwestern city neighborhoods.
I totally don't get the hating on Ohio thing. Personally, I think Ohio is one of the most underrated states in the US. I may not love the various cities but I like them fine and for the most part they seem clean and well kept.
And I really love Xenia and the Yellow Springs area near Dayton. I think it's a beautiful area.
I totally don't get the hating on Ohio thing. Personally, I think Ohio is one of the most underrated states in the US. I may not love the various cities but I like them fine and for the most part they seem clean and well kept.
And I really love Xenia and the Yellow Springs area near Dayton. I think it's a beautiful area.
Honestly, I think it's a rust belt generalization thing for many people. I also think it lacks a bit of identity in that it doesn't feel like true "Midwest" like Michigan, WI, MN, IL do, but it's also not east coast.
Yeah -- what's to hate? To me, Ohio has always been plain vanilla compared to everyone else's Neapolitan, mint chocolate chip, strawberry, cookie dough, fudge chocolate, and Pistachio. It's okay by itself but could use a little something.
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