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Portland: big-small town feel, scenery, laid back vibe
New York: Diversity, history
San Francisco: Victorian homes, food, close to ocean
Denver: Weather, proximity to mountains
Portland: big-small town feel, scenery, laid back vibe
New York: Diversity, history
San Francisco: Victorian homes, food, close to ocean
Denver: Weather, proximity to mountains
I could argue that San Francisco has most of those attributes, all in one city (it's diverse, has history, is laid back and can have a smaller town vibe to it, tons of Victorian homes, amazing food, ON the ocean, perfect weather and mountains galore).
I could argue that San Francisco has most of those attributes, all in one city (it's diverse, has history, is laid back and can have a smaller town vibe to it, tons of Victorian homes, amazing food, ON the ocean, perfect weather and mountains galore).
That's a good point, although it doesn't get snow like Denver, nor does it have 10000 ft high peaks within an hour's drive.
Philadelphia- Vibe, Culture, Demographics/Ethnic groups
Richmond, VA- very unique city layout that i like
Jacksonville- warm weather, nice beaches, a very spacious city
New Orleans- history, food, big booty women, narrow long New orleans style houses.
Philadelphia- Vibe, Culture, Demographics/Ethnic groups
Richmond, VA- very unique city layout that i like
Jacksonville- warm weather, nice beaches, a very spacious city
New Orleans- history, food, big booty women, narrow long New orleans style houses.
Southeast white sand beaches, Northeast diversity, Richmond's layout/infrastructure, and New Orleans history, food, architecture, and women...Sounds like a pretty perfect city to me
Seattle: Scenery/topography, skyline, downtown, and good food.
Albuquerque: perfect year round sunny climate and low cost of living
Montreal: European charm & ambiance, good nightlife, great subways
San Diego: Laid back and nice beaches
Impossible to combine elements of all four, but it was fun playing.
Agree with that one except I would rather have the Climate of Honolulu to keep the scenery green!
From basically the four corners of the U.S.
NYC for density, architecture and culture.
Seattle for scenery, greenery and low crime.
LA for more scenery and adding on even more culture.
Miami for perfect beaches and water temps.
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