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Location: northern Vermont - previously NM, WA, & MA
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I miss New Mexican food and Albuquerque's sunny climate. It's a Goldilocks zone for a four season climate.
I miss Salem Mass during October/Halloween season. It was touristy and gimicky, but always fun. I also miss having access to walk around its historic downtown core, and its coastal location just outside Boston.
I left Seattle back in 2005, and I use to miss it a lot. I still have close friends that live out there. But it's such a different city now and I've been gone for a long long time, so I don't miss it that much nor do I have much desire to go back.
I don't see myself moving back to any of my previous places lived and pretty happy where I'm at now in Vermont. Though I really miss living near the coast sometimes. It could compel me to move again given the right conditions.
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I lived in Tucson for more than 7 years, during military and during college. (University of Arizona)
Looking back, those days were some of the best ever, with close friends, tons of partying, juggling multiple jobs, yet having lots of free time too to travel and hang.
The city offered so much sun and year-round warm days.
I lived in Tucson for more than 7 years, during military and during college. (University of Arizona)
Looking back, those days were some of the best ever, with close friends, tons of partying, juggling multiple jobs, yet having lots of free time too to travel and hang.
The city offered so much sun and year-round warm days.
Went to college there as well. Would have to agree. Stayed there a few years after graduation because I liked it so much. Tucson takes a beating on here because people look at stats and don't get a true picture of what it is like, or they have driven through on I-10 and have a bad impression. But with the saguaros and the mountains surrounding town it is pretty magical.
I miss Camden County ... Cherry Hill and Haddonfield area. Laid back but with all the amenities.
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