I think I'd have to go with New Orleans. My great grandfather worked as streetcar operator for a while in the late 20's. I've been many times and can't say I like anywhere better, though you have to grin and bear it's blemishes to enjoy it's finer points. I think I like a little grit anyway.

Boston. Love the history. City is highly walkable. Lots of cool stuff to do

Since someone already took Bremond, I'll choose Cranfills Gap.

Leaving out the clear 1-2 combination of Bremond and Cranfills Gap, I would have to say that I have really enjoyed the following for places to visit:

Chicago in early fall or late spring

Seattle in summer

San Diego just about any time

Washington DC in late spring

This is based on the city centers, with things to do, places to stay and eat, and likely weather. It only includes places I have been; there are plenty more places where I have not been that might be nice. I'm not sure how much I would want to live in any of these places, especially if I weren't earning several dozen boatloads of money.

Tie between Goatneck and Detroit. The edge goes to Goatneck. The Brazos there is pretty.

Chicago.

Mackinac Island

The Waterside of Norfolk VA and the restaurants of NOLA

Waco; is this really a serious question?

MrGolfguy said:

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Waco; is this really a serious question?

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Golfguy, I believe you hit this one out of bounds. In other words, wrong thread.

MrGolfguy said:

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Waco; is this really a serious question?

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It looks like a squirrel, but it's Sunday's School so the answer must be Jesus.

Pablo Fanque said:

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Leaving out the clear 1-2 combination of Bremond and Cranfills Gap, I would have to say that I have really enjoyed the following for places to visit:

Chicago in early fall or late spring

Seattle in summer

San Diego just about any time

Washington DC in late spring

This is based on the city centers, with things to do, places to stay and eat, and likely weather. It only includes places I have been; there are plenty more places where I have not been that might be nice. I'm not sure how much I would want to live in any of these places, especially if I weren't earning several dozen boatloads of money.

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Chicago in the summer is the best and the East shore of Lake Michigan in the summer is superb.

Manitou Springs, CO

Carthage TX

Lake Murvall to be exact

Alfred Anchorsen said:

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Mackinac Island

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I was there last summer.

LIB,MR BEARS said:

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Carthage TX

Lake Murvall to be exact

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Quite a BU pipeline in the early 90's. I knew several kids from Carthage that were in school with me.

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I think I'd have to go with New Orleans. My great grandfather worked as streetcar operator for a while in the late 20's. I've been many times and can't say I like anywhere better, though you have to grin and bear it's blemishes to enjoy it's finer points. I think I like a little grit anyway.

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New Orleans is the Detroit of the South.

Cruz Bay, St John, USVI

LIB,MR BEARS said:

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Carthage TX

Lake Murvall to be exact

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Spent many a day on Murvall a long time ago. Hidden treasure as far as Texas lakes go.

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BarleyMcDougal said:

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I think I'd have to go with New Orleans. My great grandfather worked as streetcar operator for a while in the late 20's. I've been many times and can't say I like anywhere better, though you have to grin and bear it's blemishes to enjoy it's finer points. I think I like a little grit anyway.

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New Orleans is the Detroit of the South.

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C'mon. That ain't fair. Well, a little.

Undoubtedly, that city needs an influx of money and tech. Louisiana gonna Louisiana, though.

Missoula or Bozeman, MT

To visit? NYC at Christmas-time.

To live? Bend, OR, would be cool.

I do like where I live but it ain't no city. Barely 1000 and I live 6 miles from town.

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BarleyMcDougal said:

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I think I'd have to go with New Orleans. My great grandfather worked as streetcar operator for a while in the late 20's. I've been many times and can't say I like anywhere better, though you have to grin and bear it's blemishes to enjoy it's finer points. I think I like a little grit anyway.

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New Orleans is the Detroit of the South.

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That's so wrong

My 2 favorite cities are probably New Orleans and San Francisco

Admittedly I haven't traveled a ton


I love both primarily for their food/coffee/cocktail/wine culture and walk ability

Alfred Anchorsen said:

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Mackinac Island

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Winter's gonna return every year.

New Orleans, but admittedly I only visit warehouse district, Quarter, Garden and Uptown.

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Stranger said:

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BarleyMcDougal said:

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I think I'd have to go with New Orleans. My great grandfather worked as streetcar operator for a while in the late 20's. I've been many times and can't say I like anywhere better, though you have to grin and bear it's blemishes to enjoy it's finer points. I think I like a little grit anyway.

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New Orleans is the Detroit of the South.

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That's so wrong

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My daughter and grandchildren live there. Trust me on this.

I love Denver. Should have never moved to San Antonio. Blah.

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New Orleans, but admittedly I only visit warehouse district, Quarter, Garden and Uptown.

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I never go to quarter. So much more true NO character in LGD, mid city, uptown, etc.

Stay at Parisian b&b, walk to mojo coffee in morning, stein deli or turkey and the wolf for lunch and off you go. F'n awesome

bremond?

- KKM

maybe time for another 'guess the ****ty'?

PA.

- UL