2011 Quality of Living worldwide city rankings
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Steve
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I think it's a European plot.
I've been to six of the nine and agree they are lovely places to live. That's Zurich, Munich, Frankfurt, Geneva, Berne and Dusseldorf. I would add a few more Inverness, Truro, Arnhem, Nijmegan, Den Haag, Ripon, York, Avignon.
1. San Francisco
2. Boston
3. Honolulu
4. Seattle
5. Providence, Rhode Island
6. Des Moines, Iowa
7. San Diego
8. Denver
9. Portland, Oregon
10. Lincoln, Nebraska
I have been to 6 out of 10, all great cities.
Right now, born raised and stuck in................. NY
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1. San Francisco
2. Boston
3. Honolulu
4. Seattle
5. Providence, Rhode Island
6. Des Moines, Iowa
7. San Diego
8. Denver
9. Portland, Oregon
10. Lincoln, Nebraska
I've been to two of them and lived near and spent a lot of time in a third
But now I too am stuck in NY... but I was not born here
2. Boston
3. Honolulu
4. Seattle
5. Providence, Rhode Island
6. Des Moines, Iowa
7. San Diego
8. Denver
9. Portland, Oregon
10. Lincoln, Nebraska
I've been to two of them and lived near and spent a lot of time in a third
But now I too am stuck in NY... but I was not born here
Is York in Yorkshire?
mook jong man
Senior Master
Yeah Auckland must be great , that's why they're all moving over here isn't it.
Certainly is. It's two thousand years old and has seen most of our history. It was a Roman city, a Viking one, Richard the Third's city where they still love him btw,the Civil War years, through the industrial age, the age of steam, the war years and now is a wonderful place to be.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIwpc-yW5_0&feature=related
you got snow yet?
It's like FREEZING over here, like 39 degrees (Yes, FAHRENHEIT)
No snow, no frost it's suspiciously warm for the end of November! This time last year we were up to our ears in snow, stuck indoors or stranded. I think it's going to make up for the warm November we've had very soon.
Steve
Mostly Harmless
I've spent a significant amount of time in many of these cities and I have to agree with the polls. Of all of the places I've been, I've liked Berlin, Boston and Seattle the best. I could live in any of these three cities without any problems at all.
or it's apologizing for the tons of snow you had last year! (that picture STILL makes me shiver!)
MaxiMe
Brown Belt
1. San Francisco2. Boston
3. Honolulu
4. Seattle
5. Providence, Rhode Island
6. Des Moines, Iowa
7. San Diego
8. Denver
9. Portland, Oregon
10. Lincoln, Nebraska
Well 6 of 10 aint bad. I think I'll stick to my naitive one SD..Too many reletives around Denver
3. Honolulu
4. Seattle
5. Providence, Rhode Island
6. Des Moines, Iowa
7. San Diego
8. Denver
9. Portland, Oregon
10. Lincoln, Nebraska
Well 6 of 10 aint bad. I think I'll stick to my naitive one SD..Too many reletives around Denver
I was born in New York....and left. Now I am quite happy to be near Boston.
I think Nashua, NH Is #1 for quality of living
30 minutes to the Monadnocks, 60 minutes to seacoast, 90 minutes to the White Mountains....win
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Xue Sheng
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I was born in New York....and left. Now I am quite happy to be near Boston.
I think Nashua, NH Is #1 for quality of living
When I was younger I always thought I would end up living in NH..... but who knew there was an Albany I NY too
I really liked it up around Concord and a bit further north to Laconia and Winnipesaukee and I really love it in the White Mountains National Forest and I use to spend a week a year all the way up near Berlin
When I was younger I always thought I would end up living in NH..... but who knew there was an Albany I NY too
I really liked it up around Concord and a bit further north to Laconia and Winnipesaukee and I really love it in the White Mountains National Forest and I use to spend a week a year all the way up near Berlin
I looooove it up in the White Mountains. Harder to find jobs up there but I hope down the road I can rent out my condo here and move up there. Maybe get a job as the router geek for one of the hospitals or something like that
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I looooove it up in the White Mountains. Harder to find jobs up there but I hope down the road I can rent out my condo here and move up there. Maybe get a job as the router geek for one of the hospitals or something like that
After High School (In Massachusetts) I was enrolled in and accepted at Paul Smith for Forestry I was pretty sure that was where I would end up..... Now how I got from there to PC/Network support and security..... I have no idea..... But somewhere between there and here I was seriously considering Berkley..... What a long strange trip this has been
After High School (In Massachusetts) I was enrolled in and accepted at Paul Smith for Forestry I was pretty sure that was where I would end up..... Now how I got from there to PC/Network support and security..... I have no idea..... But somewhere between there and here I was seriously considering Berkley..... What a long strange trip this has been
Aye, indeed. But not a bad one, eh?
