Where have you lived, and where would you move back to?

[Indy Coug]

London is amazing - where/whether I cld live there would depend entirely on the budget, but there are some great areas. Also depends slightly on your tolerance for rain, and mine is high.

London is a great place to visit.

[smokymountainrain]

What did you not like about Vernal? It is a great place to live if you like the outdoors. Great fishing and hunting. Flaming Gorge is awesome.

I can't disagree with your comments in general, but the winters there are brutalm, it's too far from family and doesn't have any other redeeming qualities - outside the exceptional bird hunting - to make it worth it.

[oxcoug]

Auburn, CA -
Born, raised, went to high school, still go back to visit my parents, still the place I'd retire though I increasingly hate the fact that it's in a state controlled by idiot children. Perfect climate, beautiful rivers and rolling hills, 60 minutes from stunning Alpine mountains and ski slopes, only 2 hrs from SF, small town with history. Love it.

Berkeley CA -
Still one of my favorite places on earth.

Szombathely, Hungary - would visit, wouldn't live.
Budapest, Hungary - love it, would live there again though not permanently.
Dunaujvaros, Hungary - formerly "Stalin City" would go back for the people and memories and leave quickly.
Nyiregyhaza, Hungary - can't think of any reason I'd go back since the people I knew there have moved to Budapest.
Szeged, Hungary - 8 months of my mish, love this city - young energetic university town, going to spend a Sunday there next Month.

Provo, UT -
Yes, under the right circumstances I could live there - like if I was leaving regularly. But even if it's easy to knock people for hanging in Provo, the natural setting is amazing and I wouldn't complain about year-round access to Cougar sports.

Vienna, Austria - yes, with the right budget.
Oxford, UK - yes, a thousand damn times yes. But again, budget would be key.
London, UK - if I could live in the home of the family that I was house-sitting for rent-free in S. Kensington, with 4,000 square feet of marble floors about 300 meters from some of the best museums in the world - hells yes. I love London, but it's way too expensive unless you're getting a deal.

Playa del Rey (Los Angeles) CA -
Yes, one of the few pockets of LA I really love. I was a stone's throw from water and PdR is cut off from LA's sprawl and doesn't allow any chain stores in its charter. Feels like a small town.

Wash DC - the Cleveland Park neighborhood where I lived is still one of my favorite places in the world. Also feels like a small town in the big city. In a jog's distance of both Georgetown and American, two subway stops from DuPont, a classic old theater, a post office, a library and some great restaurants.

East Village, NYC - loved it, still love it, but too fratty for an old man like me at this point and impossible to be there with a family unless you've got big money.

Long Island City, NYC - perched on the East River, one stop from Grand Central, great water front, cheaper than anything in Manhattan, faster commute to my Midtown meetings than when I was in the East Village, and I actually have a washer/drier. It's actually marginally possible to have a family here in L.I.C.

San Francisco, CA - like so many other places, with the right budget yes. But way to freaking expensive unless you want to be South SF or elsewhere.

[hostile]

Provo - Maybe
Kingsville, TX - No
Idaho Falls, ID - No
The Hague, Holland - Hell No
Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia - Hell No
Chattanooga, TN - Maybe
London/East Anglia, England - Hell No
Murray/Midvale - Maybe, slightly more likely than Provo
Noblesville, IN - Definitely Yes
Castle Rock, CO - YES!!!!
Where I currently live out East - Hell No

When where you in Kingsville? My wife's sister and husband lived there for a couple years while he got his masters degree at Texas A&M/Kingsville. We visited once - 5 days was enough for me.

[Surfah]

Kahuku, HI - No
Sacramento, CA - No
Simi Valley, CA - No
Valencia, CA - Yes
St. Helens, OR - No
Denver, CO - Yes
Provo, UT - Maybe
SLC, UT - Yes
Fredericksburg, VA - Yes

[Jacob]

Most of you have lived in much more diverse places than I.

Rock Springs, WY -- no chance, too cold and windy. Truly, Logan and Rexburg have nothing on Rock Springs.
Rexburg, ID - No
Provo area - Maybe, but I hate the traffic.
Logan, UT -- No, too cold
Davis County -- I currently live here, and am pretty happy, but it's not an ideal place to live
Mexico City (mission and internship) no way.

But I'll admit that even when I say no way, I'd still move just about anywhere for a ton of money. Also, with enough money and a good neighborhood, lots of places would be nice.

[hostile]

Auburn, CA -
Born, raised, went to high school, still go back to visit my parents, still the place I'd retire though I increasingly hate the fact that it's in a state controlled by idiot children. Perfect climate, beautiful rivers and rolling hills, 60 minutes from stunning Alpine mountains and ski slopes, only 2 hrs from SF, small town with history. Love it.

My wife's other sister lives in Grass Valley owning/running a horse ranch. Beautiful area; We don't visit as much as we should. She and her husband agree that the state is run by idiot children.

[Flystripper]

Scottsbluff NE - no but loved it as a kid
Temecula CA - Yes
Provo UT - No
Boston MA- Yes
Manhattan Beach CA - Yes
Encino CA - No
Valencia CA - Yes
NW Chicago Burbs (Barrington) IL - maybe still feeling it out

[Indy Coug]

When where you in Kingsville? My wife's sister and husband lived there for a couple years while he got his masters degree at Texas A&M/Kingsville. We visited once - 5 days was enough for me.

1969-1974 My parents returned there a few years ago for a visit and said that everything had gone to crap; and it wasn't all that great 40 years ago.

[MarkGrace]

Interesting. Never thought of DC as having horrible weather. Winters are relatively mild - I assume you're referring to the humidity the rest of the year? Yeah, Ok that does suck.

I lived there during a winter, and it's the coldest place I've ever lived by a long shot. I would seriously wrap my head in a scarf so that only my eyes were visible.

I've been there several times in the summer and it's unbearably sticky and hot.

Outside of that, I love the place. And I love it enough that I would endure the weather.

[Shaka]

Murray Utah - yes
La Crescenta California - yes
Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, East London and Durban South Africa - yes to all but Port Elizabeth
Provo Utah - no

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[EuropeanFootballMale]

Roswell, NM-I like it here a lot, except for the tea party element.

Doesn't the high probability of being abducted and probed bother you?

[landpoke]

Paducah, KY --- I am stuck in this eternal hell for another 5+ years

So I take it you're not voting in the poll:

http://www.preservationnation.org/tr...-destinations/

[hostile]

SLC - yes, current residence
Philadelphia, PA-yes
Pittsburgh, PA-yes
Montreal, PQ-yes
Quebec City, PQ-yes
Ottawa, ONT-yes
Kingston, ONT-yes

[Borderline Divine]

Plain City, Ut. - Not anymore. It ain't home now.
Logan, Ut. - Nope.
Cypress Ca. - Nope
San Mateo, Ca. - Liked it then. Probably different now.
Garden Grove, Ca. - As noted above, Little Saigon.
Versaillles, Ky. - I suppose I could live there again, but I won't go to any lengths to achieve that.
Malad, Id. - I would defy a court order before I lived there again.