For us Americans anyway. I'm from California and have to go with Washington. The geography around there just looks so awesome and from an internet article, it said Seattle was the "smartest city in America" with most of its people having at least two years of college. Plus it's only a car ride from Canada and Vancouver which is basically a second Seattle. Yeah, curious about you guys.
I'm in South Carolina and will likely go to either North Carolina, Kentucky, or Louisiana for graduate school. Where after that, idk. I haven't thought farther ahead than that.
Probably California or New York...But Pennsylvania is nice...I mean I am within (reasonable) driving distance to most of the major cities in the country (Baltimore, New York, Philly, Boston, Chicago, DC).
I live in North Dakota and I'm pretty content with where I am for now, but I would like to live pretty much anywhere on the East Coast... or Wisconsin.
I live in North Dakota and I'm pretty content with where I am for now, but I would like to live pretty much anywhere on the East Coast... or Wisconsin.t3hrubikscube
[QUOTE="CptJSparrow"][QUOTE="GettingTired"]Alaska. Low population density, nice abundance of forests.GettingTired
Water actually -- being under it.
Forests can live underwater. And, if you've ever seen Star Wars Episode 1, you'd know the Gungans build airbubble cities that you can live in.
I never knew Gungans existed, though considering the circumstance of unexplored areas such as the Sea of British Columbia, I am not that surprised. Be sure to send travel cards.
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