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Whether or Not You Can Move to Another City, State, or Country, Do You Wish to Do So or Not?
- Thread starter Debater Slayer
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Pretty sure you don't want a big city, but I think you might like St. Catherines or Niagara Falls or even Fort Erie. Actually that whole area is really nice -- good wine growing country with orchards absolutely all over the place. And they're all just minutes from Buffalo, giving you very easy access to PA.
Cities don't suit me for living.
Only visiting sometimes.
Only some cities.
That's fine, there's lot's of great country and small towns all around the Jordan Valley and the Niagara region. Or anywhere on the Niagara Escarpment if you like hills and forests, instead of rolling farmland. And you're still really close to the border. St. Catherines is right across the Niagara river from Youngstown, NY.
Oh, if only that border were easier to cross when
driving a truck & trailer full of tools & machinery.
Delays, threats of violence, & searches. Ugh.
On which side? Nobody on this side threatens violence. I've crossed that border hundreds of times.
Ya know...I don't recall.
Does it matter?
Koldo
Outstanding Member
It would be very complicated for me to move to another country, plus I am not interested in dealing with xenophobia (which happens to be on the rise across many developed countries). But I would definitely want to move to another state or city. There is pretty much nothing I actually enjoy in here (Rio de Janeiro).
I .moved between cities often when I was younger, and once more in 2008.
Lived in Santiago for a few months too.
I wish I could leave Brazil for some saner, more stable, more educated country.
Lived in Santiago for a few months too.
I wish I could leave Brazil for some saner, more stable, more educated country.
Secret Chief
Vetted Member
One local said they had 3 months of winter and 9 months of bad weather.
One local said they had 3 months of winter and 9 months of bad weather.
Sounds about right
Secret Chief
Vetted Member
Sounds like the rest of the UK these days. I don't think I've seen a week of dry weather all this year. It's July - 15 degrees, windy and rainy. Again.
Well, one of my very best friends is from Schenectady, NY. Born and raised there, lived half his life in the U.S. He now lives in Toronto with his family, and only rarely bothers crossing the border -- mostly for trips to visit friends on vacations in the Finger Lakes area and Adirondacks.
Crossing is too difficult, regardless
of which side is culpable.
Well, I guess you're stuck there. But you'd be most welcome here, if you ever change your mind.
Border guards often think otherwise.Well, I guess you're stuck there. But you'd be most welcome here, if you ever change your mind.
What do they know? Tell them to talk to me! I'll settle their hash.