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Duluth MN. Pretty much the only city in the upper midwest that I really like. The culture is more blue collar and down to Earth, like the great lakes midwest that I'm used to, and enjoy. Plus, it's a really great city if you love the outdoors, and the geographic location is very beautiful.
Lansing/East Lansing MI is a nice mix of down to earth capital city with the quintessential major college town right next to it. Old town in a nice Lansing neighborhood and the Red Cedar River adds a nice touch to Lansing, East Lansing and the Michigan State campus. Same with the Grand River in Lansing. It actually has a good bus system and has quite a bit to do for its size.
Duluth MN. Pretty much the only city in the upper midwest that I really like. The culture is more blue collar and down to Earth, like the great lakes midwest that I'm used to, and enjoy. Plus, it's a really great city if you love the outdoors, and the geographic location is very beautiful.
Duluth sounds like a really familiar name, I remember reading about it in a history textbook
Poughkeepsie, NY. I made a few visits over the summer and walked on the Walk Over the Hudson bridge, which is amazing. The general area is very quaint, relaxed and has a down to earth atmosphere that I like. Natural beauty is very nice, too. And some amazing turn of the century architecture.
Also notable:
Binghamton, NY
Newburgh, NY
Monticello, NY
Greenfield, MA
Northampton, MA
Norwich, CT
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