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Ogunquit or Kennebunkport, Maine. I love the waves slamming on the rocks. Lots of art galleries and cute shops. Great community theater. Great lobstah rolls.
Beacon Hill, Boston. Great architecture. Lots to do and in the heart of everything.
A gingerbread cottage at Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard.
Do you think I miss New England?
Although, a place on Fifth Avenue overlooking Central Park would be nice also.
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It does not matter if you have a job or family living nearby, I am just wondering why you owuld pick to live in a particular part of the country if you had nothing holding you back.
New York City, of course. Probably somewhere on the Upper West Side, but downtown wouldn't be a bad thing either.
Southeast, upper south carolina, it's warm, close to the mountains of nc, tn & ga, mayby 4 hrs to the beach, offers a wide variety of outdoor things within a short distance, tucked away from the rat race so it's nothing but peace & quiet.
For me i'd pick beautiful Cloudcroft New Mexico (pop 500) at 9,000 ft elevation in the Sacramento Mountains with Pine trees and Douglas Fir trees galore and only 85 miles from the Mexican border and not up in cold Colorado or other cold Mountainous states.
I'd be inclined to give San Francisco a try, too. Might not stay for long, but I'd like to get to know it better.
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