Reckon I would hate that. Somewhere like NY (or London) would be too much.

Some of the houses look cool though.

lol, seems like an amazing place.

lol'd at the bolded bit.

Southern California seemed nice based on what I saw of it, if you're one of those people who actually enjoy sunlight.

I desperately need to move, as well. (My requirements are: a LOT of antique stores, good food--Italian, creole, and South American especially--as well as a decent folk music scene and LOTS of greenery. Oppressive greenery. Frequent storms are a bonus.)

Portland

Have you been there Frown? That's where I want to go.. or the in the vicinity.

Yes, have you been there Frownland? I've been told by multiple people to move to Portland, but I'm assuming it may be cheaper to live in a smaller city in Oregon (but which ones??), however, as I've heard that Portland has become much more expensive in recent years. Seattle, too I'm assuming.

Edit: Also has anyone lived in/visited Tennessee?

I'm here now. Do not consider Portland if you need sunshine.

I went there once as a kid, but my school had a lot of Oregonians that made me want to relocate there. It's also the first thing that came to mind when reading Chiomara's parameters.

Definitely, the weather here gets you down, probably 70/80% of the time it's exactly the same, mild, grey and cloudy. When it's like that all year round a bit of sunlight feels euphoric and can really change your mood.

Surrey. Not sure how much folk music they've got down there though.

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I thought you were in Washington, but could easily commute to Oregon? I don't need sunshine, I love fog and rainy days.

Vancouver WA is directly across the Columbia River from Portland and is an important part of metro Portland.