If you could live anywhere where would you Live? and Why?

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I would live in a spiritual form that could interact with and watch the 'real' world but not be addressed by the 'real' world . . . not as anything more than a 'feeling' . . .

But, baring that, I would live in New Mexico - I went camping there for a while and it was just so wonderful - very few people in most areas and in August it was chilly at night!

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or Valdemar

I would love to be in a house (can't really describe it. The one that looks very "New Englandy") on a hill up in New England, which overlooks the Atlantic Ocean.

i'd love to live in my very own London Underground station complete with platforms and a maze of tunnels and walkways going off in all directions. and escalators everywhere! i'd be able to catch a train right from my living room

of course if my life carries on the way it has been going then i could end up living in underground stations anyway

I would live in the Italian Countryside. I find the place to be exceptionally beautiful. Why I would live there? Well its mainly because I want to live anywhere except the US

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I’m going to be realistic here…

I would like to live in northern Nevada and may end up there in the near future. The reason I like the idea of living there is the proximity to the Sierra Nevada and the desert. I need to live near both desert and mountains. A couple years ago I visited northern Nevada and have wanted to live there ever since.

The only other places I can see myself living would be Oregon or Colorado. Alaska is obviously a wonderful place, but I don't think I can handle the cold weather or the bugs. Now, having a cabin somewhere in Alaska I can visit would be a dream.


As for an actual dwelling, I’d love to live in a Titan-1 missile base

http://www.missilebases.com/

Japan, I want to enter in a Karate Tournament prematuraly and get my ass whooped by a 6'2 Kung Fu fighter name Suzuki Ichiro.

That has always been one of many of my twisted fantasies.

Seattle, mainly because it's my hometown.

My dream is to live in Sydney, Australia, either in the City Center or by Bondi or Avalon Beach. I love the abundance of beaches, surfing, outdoors activities and things to do. Plus it's a big, beautiful city without the rampant crime in towns of comparable size in the U.S. It gets an average of 300 days of sun a year, which is good for warding off depression and the weather is nice and mild.

I can actually go out without worrying whether I'll get shot by some thug or have men "hiss" at me like they do where I live. Australia also has safer and better public schools compared to the U.S. so if I have children, at least private or homeschool won't be my only options. Sydneysiders are rather laid back and tolerant. Therefore, my personality would be more acceptable there than it is here.

I used to picture it as a place somewhere in the tropical realm of earth (with the medditerranean and Cape Town/Buenos Aires/Melbourne as fictive borders), but my greatest criteria are
a) lots of space (for a nice garden)
b) at least 2000 hours of sun around the year
c) a house that can be accomodated for my needs
d) preferrably on the outskirts of a city
e) I have to feel comfortable in the culture I'll take part in
f) not too far from work

....in non-particular order.

Somewhere not to hot and not to cold and not to wet and not to dry and not to crowded.

Some where with no snow, no salt in the air, not sandy, and not humid, and plenty of sweet roads with no speed limits so I can drive like I want.

Yeah...

But there is no where in the USA like that.