What do you like about your city?
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I live in a small mountain community. We all look out for each other and no one goes without. Very hospitable and genuine "folk". There is a bond we all share that the "Flat Landers" would never be able to have. This is all very inviting to me and a huge part of why I live here.\n\nNot to mention I am very fond of trees. There are tall pine trees everywhere you look. I think around 4 native varieties and quite a few others that have been planted by people in the past. A 360 affect, if you will. Part of the town has a Dogwood forest, and there are a few different types of Oak trees sprinkled all around. The squirrels are in heaven. \nThe Lake is walking distance and the perfect setting for what I call power walks or just strolling along and admiring the scenery. Speaking of scenery, it snows up here! I am in California and a native, so for me it is a special treat that was a distant wonder as a child. I love the seasons. \n\nThe mountains I live in is a peaceful oasis among a world of cement and buildings just 15 minutes down the "hill"
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I like small town living, it has a bit of both country living and city access. Much more quite, less hurring around, but has convenience.
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I've lived in a KCMO suburb my whole life.  It is great.  The people are very friendly and it is a great place to raise a family (suburbs are better than the city itself).  Kansas City doesn't have good public schooling, but there are many suburbian schools that are wonderful.  Blue Springs and Lee's Summit to name a few.  \n\nThere is plenty to do in KC and the surrounding area.  There is a pretty cool Jazz district and efforts are underway to revitalize our downtown area.  The Plaza is an upscale shopping area that has our trademark fountains.  Even though it is pricey, it is a great place just to hang out and take a walk.  Crown Center is another fun place...especially at Christmastime.  There are lakes in the surrounding areas, plenty of good restaurants (we're known for our barbecue), and interesting historical places (Harry Truman's library and home, the Negro Leagues Museum just to name a few).  We have Worlds of Fun and Oceans of Fun...not as popular as Six Flags but it's something.\n\nThe weather is up and down...we truly have four seasons.  Summers can heat up to upper 90s with lots of humidity, and our winters can bring lots of snow.  Fall is beautiful...lots of color.  \n\nKansas City is a great place to be.  I have loved it all my life and don't ever want to leave!
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I've got lots of ideas!\n\nSeattle is my absolute favorite place to visit and I hope that you thoroughly enjoy your time there.  Are you just visiting, or are you just looking for new things to do?\n\nI will include all of my favorite places to visit as well as a few that are a bit out of town but well worth the trip. Good Luck!
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what city are you in?  Hard to recommend places without knowing that.
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Hi, \n\nGo where you heart draws you, \n\nHope you have a good time there!!\n\nCheers!!
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Favorite: San Antonio! Large city, great vibe, Texas culture peppered with elements of Mexican culture and heritage, as well as Southern hospitality. What a great city!\n\nLeast favorite: Louisville, for the same reasons listed above. The locals are very pretentious; but, I've lived in western, central, and northern Kentucky, and the rest of the state isn't much better.  Even Cincinnati is friendlier.\n\nI've never been to Seattle, Salt Lake City, or Santa Fe, but I think I'd like those places.  I've heard that Toronto, Hamilton (Ontario), and Vancouver are nice.  I've heard that California and Maine suck.
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EGYPT I love every single city in Egypt specially Alexandria.\nI believe it has everything to satisfy everyone's different taste.
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interests,likes,desires,perks etc
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I like rome.... It's real beautiful there and the history is fascinating. I'll even e-mail you details if you would like.
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I'm sure that LA has it's fans, but nothing is like NYC.  It is unique.\nHistory, landmarks, ethnic neighborhoods, shoping, variety of restaurants, museums, theaters.  You can go on and on.  There is only one Big Apple and everyone can have a bite.
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specify the city please.
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i love the countryside and the country life. i love seeing fields and open land all around. away from the city lights where you can see every star in the sky on a clear night. it's absolutely incredible.
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I live in NYC and I will never leave! It is the best city, not only in entertainment but a great melting pot as well. It is my true home.
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I have lived in Melbourne all my life and I love it. There is always something going on, the area I live in is beautiful and all I need to do is jump on a train and I'm in the city before I know it.
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In my opinion a sustainable city is something like an auto sufficient place and without limitations...On the other hand, this is what i found on the internet:\n\nSustainable cities... \n\n\nHave functioning infrastructures \nNeed people with vision \nAre responsive to the needs of the people \nAre part of a wider sustainable context \nAddress alternatives from a wider perspective \nRequire active citizenship and good governance \nHave the capacity to identify problems and produce concrete solutions \nListen to children, older people, minorities \nDeal with their garbage \nRecycle/regenerate themselves \nAre based on citizens' sense of ownership and responsibility \nAre convivial - enjoyable and fun places to live and visit.\n\nAfter reading this...I think that it is talking about utopia rather than a sustainable city.....No wonder I couldn't find a definition in google
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NYC is great...has a ton of stuff to do anytime.\nBut Miami is also great...so really it just depends on what you like