[goldstategop]

I live in lovely Salida, Colorado. It has the small town feel, crime is unheard of and the cost of living is low here...

I can’t stand the city.

[T-Bird45]

Been there, seemed like a nice place, good little sandwich shop downtown to receive the steam train visitors. My wife had us go there for Ricky Tims’ quilt shop. I hung out by the train.

[grimalkin]

I grew up in both Seattle and L.A with a few years were also spent in Europe. It's where I learned to loathe the left with their lentil-sized brains paired with Herculean egos. My husband grew up in Pittsburgh and dealt with the same nonsense. We both graduated from schools contaminated by leftist tripe.

We live in a quiet place now where purchasing food from the Amish is easier than going to Panera and the cost of living is drastically lower making saving and investing a piece of cake. I also like being able to go outside and seeing nothing but trees, mountains, and the weather; the only sounds are birds and wind. I think cities are for lunatics. :)

[backwoods-engineer]

I don’t think the Census is even taken in the rural parts of America anymore, at least the ones that don’t vote Democrat. During the supposed 2010 Census, I was not even asked once, nor was anyone in my house, and we live in a small town outside the Raleigh NC metro area.