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Where do you want to live when you grow up

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Spinoza
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Im torn making this decision. am 23 now and need to get moving on it.

all my life ive wanted to live in Cali, its probably the greatest place around.
but in the past 4 years or so Banff / a ski town has taken over.
and now in the past year Toronto has really made a run, it would mean living in a polluted/ rammed butthole of a city, but its pretty awesome here. I guess other cities are good too, but i know this one.

hbu?
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grapejuice3000+
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thats way too cold for me
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SFB
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not denver, summit county, bozeman, bc canada.
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Jabe
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somewhere in austria or italy.
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Tinga
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manutdsaol
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San Francisco or Seattle hands down
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doyle.
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he probably thinks its fahrenheit
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SteezyMagee
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Park city, or lake Tahoe.
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HolySchimmel
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Well currently looking forward to living in Innsbruck from october on. On a long term, it would be eithe Austria (area around Innsbruck somewhere) or california. Currently living in suttgart, germany
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rudager
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I've lived in Calgary for the past three years, and I'm rather happy with it.
Cheap city to live in, mountains to the west, and plenty of jobs.

As much as Vancouver is nice, I'd rather not love there unless I was in the proximity of downtown. But it's all rather expensive on the west coast.
I'd move back to the BC mountains, or even a little more south like Rossland or Nelson.
I don't see that happening for awhile though.
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rudager
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He may be confused with the fact that you need a job to live in Louise, unless you're a business owner and have a house.

It's all staff (parks, ski hill, etc) housing there.
I grew up in the town for 12 years, it has the small town vibe for sure, everyone knows each other, and in winter many are from across the seas.
Don't think I'd want to move back there though, or to Banff
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