Do you greatly prefer to live in a specific region of your country over the rest of your country? (home, living in)
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I live in the U.S., but my comfort zone is the east coast cities. For a lot of reasons, this region is what feels like home to me compared to most other places in this country.
Do you feel the same way about the place where you live or would like to live within your own country?
Yes. I much prefer the American South. My two favorite states are Virginia and Texas. I'd gladly live out the rest of my life in either of those states.
Location: somewhere between Lk. Michigan & Lk. Huron
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Though I have been established/acclimated in the Michigan U.S. area all my life. I would only choose to stay & live on the Eastern side of the U.S., but not necessarily where I reside at present. I could stand to visit many areas of the U.S. but only live on the Eastern side.
I'm from Scotland come from the lowlands (west coast) quite populated with lovely little towns and villages but I love the highlands of Scotland especially Glencoe and the beaches are to die for.
It's the most peaceful/spiritual place i've visited.
Here are photos from my personal collection, they really don´t do these places justice but I think a visual aid always helps.
Buachaille Etive Mòr
Now living in Spain my comfort zone is just being here in Andalucia, it's one of the most beautiful places on earth for me, very magical and full of history. I love the laid back style of life.
The sea (I´m 10 minutes from the beach)
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Southeast: Where I live. Oslo is located there. I like the scenery and the climate is ok. Great job opportunities in the Oslo area.
Southern coast: Somewhat warmer climate compared to the Southeast (Oslo region). Nice scenery. Even the biggest city, Kristiansand (82,000 people), is way too small for me.
Western Norway: I dislike the wet climate. Great scenery. Bergen is far prettier than Oslo. Too bad the citizens are so full of themselves. The dialect (bergensk) is awful, too
Trondheim region: Trondheim is rather dull. I would not like to live there.
Northern Norway: Lofoten is stunning. I would not dream of living up there. It is way too cold and dark (even by Norwegian standards). Poor job opportunities.
I don’t know if my situation counts for this because there is 4 regions of the USA I enjoy a lot such as the 1. Pacific Northwest Washington state/Oregon, 2. California 3. Chicago Midwest. 4. Some parts of Northeast/New England from Washington DC to Boston+Vermont.
I easily prefer all of those areas over the Southern/Southeastern USA, so maybe that compensates, and I would be included and qualify for the thread topic question.
I am not particularly enthusiastic with most of the Midwest, but Chicago is definitely the exception, and it is one of my favorite USA cities, so I had to include it for one of my favorite regions, despite the rest of the Midwest.
I don’t enjoy most of the Southern/Southeastern USA and kind of hate some parts of it such as Georgia, South Carolina, and Mississippi for some examples and those type of areas may be dragging the USA down.
The only exceptions to that might be some parts of Texas, Florida, and North Carolina that are okay, so I am not referring to those 3 states.
I enjoy Hawaii and areas of the Inner West such as Colorado but not quite as much as my 4 favorite regions.
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