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West Coast vs East Coast. Which do you prefer?
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Let's see, The Hague vs Vladivostok, tough choice. I'd love to visit the latter once, but in the long run I guess I'd prefer the former.
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The Linebacker
For relaxing and deep sea fishing l like the Florida Keys and Gulf Coast beaches. My favorite food is in The South. I like living in The South. I like visiting the West Coast, and New England. I also love to vacation in Montana and Wyoming. I really want to visit Vancouver.
LA and New York: I've been to both a few times but l can pass on both. I like San Francisco better than LA, and Boston better than New York. I love Savannah and Nashville. I've got drunk as hell and tattoed in New Orleans. I've partied until l dropped in Miami. And l've fucked in front of a small crowd in Destin (oh, the days of college spring break). Oh, and l love jaunts to Las Vegas! And l loved honeymooning in the US Virgin Islands.
I love the coast of Maine. I've been to the Northwest coast on business but didn't get a real chance to explore.
Key West, Florida
LA and New York: I've been to both a few times but l can pass on both. I like San Francisco better than LA, and Boston better than New York. I love Savannah and Nashville. I've got drunk as hell and tattoed in New Orleans. I've partied until l dropped in Miami. And l've fucked in front of a small crowd in Destin (oh, the days of college spring break). Oh, and l love jaunts to Las Vegas! And l loved honeymooning in the US Virgin Islands.
I love the coast of Maine. I've been to the Northwest coast on business but didn't get a real chance to explore.
Key West, Florida
Well, my wife lived in Halifax for a couple years and the Maritimes are nice, but Victoria has to be one of the nicest cities in Canada and the scenery in BC is just unbeatable. West(ern Canada) for me. If we are confining this to the US, then it's a tougher call. I do like New England but Washington State and Oregon are also appealing.
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For relaxing and deep sea fishing l like the Florida Keys and Gulf Coast beaches. My favorite food is in The South. I like living in The South.
Key West, Florida
Totally agree Buz the problem is every time I’m there I haven’t seen the Sunset damn bars are too much fun!
The Linebacker
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Totally agree Buz the problem is every time I’m there I haven’t seen the Sunset damn bars are too much fun!
Did you go to The Garden of Eden bar?
My wife and l like it.
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Did you go to The Garden of Eden bar?
My wife and l like it.
Lol yes another one I’ll need to check out - Kevin’s Irish Pub is where I usually end up - thx for the recommendation
Southern Barefoot Angel
I've lived In a bunch of places but at heart I'm an East Coast girl.
I enjoy visiting the east coast, but when it came time for me to choose a place to live, I chose the West coast without contemplation. The weather is just so much better.
I love the Pacific Northwest. Mild in summers and mild in winters. No humidity. I was born in the desert so I can't stand the humidity of the east coast. I hate the snow and I hate the cold. But I like to have actual seasons.
The main drawback of the west coast is that there is less cultural diversity.
I've loved driving around the east coast, but when winter comes I want to go back home. The Oregon Coast and Vancouver Island are beautiful.
Florida is a shithole. Especially compared to California. It's like the syphilitic cock of America that is just waiting to rot and drop off. The Keys are nice though, as are the coast of Savannah, Charleston etc.
I love the Pacific Northwest. Mild in summers and mild in winters. No humidity. I was born in the desert so I can't stand the humidity of the east coast. I hate the snow and I hate the cold. But I like to have actual seasons.
The main drawback of the west coast is that there is less cultural diversity.
I've loved driving around the east coast, but when winter comes I want to go back home. The Oregon Coast and Vancouver Island are beautiful.
Florida is a shithole. Especially compared to California. It's like the syphilitic cock of America that is just waiting to rot and drop off. The Keys are nice though, as are the coast of Savannah, Charleston etc.
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WA State coast:
In terms of sunny and relaxing, have to say FL beaches.
As for rugged, remote, and green, have to say WA rain forest coast.
WA state has me. should be an easy choice
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Rainbow Warrior
I've driven most of the West Coast but very little of the East Coast. I love New York City though. My sister lived there for years. Overall, I'd choose the West Coast, for scenery and weather, specifically the Pacific Northwest, from the Big Sur to Vancouver. I loved all the time I've spent out there.
The Linebacker
There is quite a lot of development along the Atlantic coast. Much of the undeveloped area is really nice. I love the undeveloped wild barrier islands of Georgia. Driving the Outer Banks of North Carolina is really cool.
During the 1600-1700s, the barrier islands of north Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas was home to many pirates, including Blackbeard.
Several of these are government protected wildlands and limited camping is available by permit. Those islands are usually only accessible by boat. But beware the venomous snakes and alligators. Wild horses roam some of the beaches.
Unfortunately, the GOP is toying with the idea of opening up those islands for development.
During the 1600-1700s, the barrier islands of north Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas was home to many pirates, including Blackbeard.
Several of these are government protected wildlands and limited camping is available by permit. Those islands are usually only accessible by boat. But beware the venomous snakes and alligators. Wild horses roam some of the beaches.
Unfortunately, the GOP is toying with the idea of opening up those islands for development.
Active Ink Slinger
beaches are nice, but i tend to enjoy mountainous area's for living.
Forum Kan-Guru
I like the WA coast too...
But there is the minor issue that it's so huge (those two photos are ~2200kms/~1400 miles apart, and still nowhere near opposite ends of the state). And a long, long way from anywhere else.
The east coast is nice too, and does (for now) still have a very nice reef.
Wait, when people said WA, they didn't mean Western Australia? Ah well, guess I get out of making a decision then...
But there is the minor issue that it's so huge (those two photos are ~2200kms/~1400 miles apart, and still nowhere near opposite ends of the state). And a long, long way from anywhere else.
The east coast is nice too, and does (for now) still have a very nice reef.
Wait, when people said WA, they didn't mean Western Australia? Ah well, guess I get out of making a decision then...
Bonnet Flaunter
Oops - for one happy moment I thought this was a thread about swing dancing! I like both, btw.
Right, I'll clear off now and leave this thread to more cultured folk...
Right, I'll clear off now and leave this thread to more cultured folk...
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Oops - for one happy moment I thought this was a thread about swing dancing! I like both, btw.
Right, I'll clear off now and leave this thread to more cultured folk...
So what you're saying is that you swing both ways?
Sorry, not quite sure what this word "cultured" means...
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East coast, all day every day. There's just a different feel to the East coast that I love.
Active Ink Slinger
There is another coast...the Southern Coast. To me it's the most beautiful.
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West Coast (San Francisco Bay area, specifically), and I'll be in Los Angeles to visit family soon. I've driven along the East Coast (DC to Boston, a lovely road trip) but it didn't grab me like the Bay Area did.
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Active Ink Slinger
The Beach Boys were generous: East Coast girls are hip I really dig those styles they wear
Randy Newman more accurate: Hate New York City, it's cold and it's damp and all the people dress like monkeys
I lived 11 years in NYC and 20+ in SF area. Give me West coast every time.
Apart from all the other advantages, the sun sets over the ocean. As it should.
Randy Newman more accurate: Hate New York City, it's cold and it's damp and all the people dress like monkeys
I lived 11 years in NYC and 20+ in SF area. Give me West coast every time.
Apart from all the other advantages, the sun sets over the ocean. As it should.
Active Ink Slinger
East coast but enjoy visiting both. Comparing LA to NY will always bring in the weather. Maybe a better comparison would be New York to Seattle and LA to Miami.
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Actually, I prefer the gulf coast. Naturally I would say that, I grew up in Tallahassee, FL, which is less than 100 miles to the gulf.
Nerdzilla
Oddly, the only place I've traveled and really felt like I was home was in Toronto. So I guess that makes me a struggling East Coaster and an unhappy American. Story of my life. lol
