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#1
It is a tie between New Zealand and Ireland. Both have beautiful nature, culture, my kind of weather, the people are lovely, open and they seem to know way more about how to enjoy life compared to other 1st world countries.
Final score:
8points
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#2
greece, i love the food, the architecture, the mythology, and how it has free college and how the medicare is affordable
Final score:
7points
#3
Italy, wonderful food, rich culture, fascinating history, beautiful landscapes, friendly people, lovely language etc.
Final score:
7points
#4
Europe/the UK. I've heard great things about there, and seen pictures and it seem like a nice place. If not there, then Finland or the Netherlands, they don't have many people, the view points there are breathtaking, and I love the cold. It's an introvert's heaven haha
Final score:
5points
*Displayname*=idk 2 years ago
I was born in England, then moved to America. Although I want to visit I would not live there.. I love our American food to much..
#5
Iceland.
They speak English and Icelandic there, and their crime rates are SUPER low. Almost no crime. I heard the weather is great there, and the cost of living is relatively high unfortunately, but I'd love to retire there.
Final score:
5points
#6
I wouldn't know where to start! I would definitely leave the USA and go somewhere where a persons mental and physical health are important. Where people are treated with dignity, no matter what their financial status is.
Final score:
5points
#7
Definitely Saturn. love moons so anywhere away from other people
Final score:
4points
*Displayname*=idk 2 years ago
I love this! So smart to think further then just earth! (Not sarcastic)
#8
I would circumnavigate the world. Stop a few places, but mostly travel. I feel like my feet have been rooted all my life . . .
Final score:
4points
#9
England. In Manchester. Call me crazy if you want, but Manchester has a vibrant, bustling city people actually walk around. The downtown in my city is a ghost town and undesirable place to be.
The architecture mix spans centuries. Our architecture is a mix of the 20th and 21st centuries. Maybe some from the later 19th centuries, but that's not many.
There are shops everywhere, all kinds. Very multicultural and it's not hard to find an unique place. My city is also very multicultural but everything is so sporadically spread out, and you really have to investigate where the unique, independant places are. The downtown core doesn't have many shops open, and not open for long enough hours. Everything is shut down by 6pm on weekdays and not much open on the weekends.
There are more opportunities for jobs and growth. My city is known for it's slow growth and limiting opportunities.
I love the Mancunian accent. The lack of snow. The hydrating climate ( I have a skin condition ). The beautiful, exotic flowers in the gardens. There's not many boulevards, or none, to mow like we have to. The open-air produce stands. The reliable and varied public transport with the many ways to pay the fare with very generous transfer passes (day savers, as you call them).
Most importantly, my boyfriend lives there and a cousin.
Final score:
4points
LagoonaBlueColleen (Submission author) 2 years ago
When I was talking about when the shops close I was referring to my city.
#10
Bali or Amsterdam. Different I know but I love both so much!
Final score:
3points
#17
If finances weren't an issue? New York City, of course! Maybe Brooklyn.
Final score:
2points
#19
I'm right where I want to be. I love the Kalkaska, MI area, so I think I would just stay here.
Final score:
2points
#20
Canada, Britain, or Germany. My reason? To get out of the USA, better healthcare, plus multiple other reasons. I’ve been to a handful of countries in Europe and everything is so much better.
Final score:
2points
#21
I’d love to move back to London. I lived there 1 year and a half and I really had a good time. I miss Camden town, Portobello, Coven garden, … and so many places I ‘d like to see…
Final score:
2points
#22
The German side of Belgium, reason: I love the German launguage and every thing about it, and I have roots in Belgium.
Final score:
1point
#23
I forgot what it is called but I would either move to the island with all the cats or to London. I love cats but London is beautiful.
Final score:
1point
Gloria Coplain (Submission author) 2 years ago
Meant to add plus it is in europe and I love europe
#27
somewhere where noone knows me so i could start over
Final score:
1point
#33
Europe or south America . Two places I'd love to travel to and see ruins, and explore living there.
Final score:
0points
#34
I would want to move to Galveston Texas, or south Padre Texas. I love the ocean! BUT! I love Texas to much.
Final score:
0points
#35
Been pining for so long to be in Spain. Have visited before, but sometime soon it'll be a one-way ticket from Toronto to Marbella!
Final score:
0points
#36
Puget Sound, Washington. Port Townsend and the islands all around the sound are my favorite place in what little of the world I’ve seen. My wife and I saw our first pod of orcas there a couple of years ago. Magical!
Final score:
0points
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