Best town to live

[a_bee]

Which town you think is best for live?
I shearch at google but i found results of lists with top locations to live but they have been voted also because of the works,the economy, the cost of living...

I prefere a warm town close to the sea and i don't care if there are not works at the country , my job is portable :-D
nither if the life and the houses are expensive.

 

[a_bee]

The first i have in mind is Miami , what you think?
Is it nice town?
What kind of pepoles live there?

 

[JordanBlack]

Vienna, Prague, Firenze & Amsterdam would be my picks. All big cities, but you can escape at any time outside of the city for a more quiet and relaxing time. All four are quite affordable (rent, food etc), great public transportation system, nice parks, nice sights, great pubs.

^^^ As a camgirl you can live comfortably in any of them.

 

[a_bee]

Thanks for answer but the town you send me have cold climate,
i'm looking for a warm place with much sun.

 

[VeeValencia]

If you don't mind hot sticky humidity then you migh like Miami. One if my bestfriend's lives out there and he complains about the weather all the time.

I'd suggest San Diego (PERFECT weather) or any other place is Southern California, but the cost of living is ridiculous.

 

[JordanBlack]

Thanks for answer but the town you send me have cold climate,
i'm looking for a warm place with much sun.

Oh my bad, I thought you asked for personal preferences.
Warm climate cities you'd like Melbourne - Australia or Auckland - New Zealand, but both are quite expensive or go crazy and move to Bali - Indonesia.

 

[a_bee]

Yes i'd like to hear your personal opinion too


but personaly i hate cold weather snow and rain... and i love hot weather and beach, i want to be all the year with summer clothes and with bikini on the beach :-D

What you think about Cyprus? It's not always summer as i want but nither cold....

If i am not wrong Cyprus have very friendly pepoles wich is important to me...

( I visited Paris recent, rudest pepoles i have ever meet! Much cold too)

 

[LacieLaPlante]

If you don't mind hot sticky humidity then you migh like Miami. One if my bestfriend's lives out there and he complains about the weather all the time.

I'd suggest San Diego (PERFECT weather) or any other place is Southern California, but the cost of living is ridiculous.

San Diego area is super lovely. Mountains, beach.. but it's not all-year-warmth like she seems to want.

I'd reccommend somewhere in Florida or Mexico if you want all-year nice weather and bikinis.

 

[HollieCakes]

I'm been in Charleston, SC for 2 years and totally loooove it here. Can't say if it's the best or not. Also you said town and I consider it that because if it's a city its certainly the smallest city I have ever lived in.
I'm very curious about (and think I would love) & yet to visit Austin and Miami though.

 

[HollieCakes]

Thanks for answer but the town you send me have cold climate,
i'm looking for a warm place with much sun.

Oh my bad, I thought you asked for personal preferences.
Warm climate cities you'd like Melbourne - Australia or Auckland - New Zealand, but both are quite expensive or go crazy and move to Bali - Indonesia.

Melbourne is nooottttt warm at all!

 

[Red7227]

Thanks for answer but the town you send me have cold climate,
i'm looking for a warm place with much sun.

Oh my bad, I thought you asked for personal preferences.
Warm climate cities you'd like Melbourne - Australia or Auckland - New Zealand, but both are quite expensive or go crazy and move to Bali - Indonesia.

Melbourne is nooottttt warm at all!

hahahahaha, yes it is. You get warm and cool so the whole wardrobe gets a run. Its never below about 40 f and never snows. The girls here run around in practically nothing 8 months of the year without freezing.

 

[JordanBlack]

Thanks for answer but the town you send me have cold climate,
i'm looking for a warm place with much sun.

Oh my bad, I thought you asked for personal preferences.
Warm climate cities you'd like Melbourne - Australia or Auckland - New Zealand, but both are quite expensive or go crazy and move to Bali - Indonesia.

Melbourne is nooottttt warm at all!

hahahahaha, yes it is. You get warm and cool so the whole wardrobe gets a run. Its never below about 40 f and never snows. The girls here run around in practically nothing 8 months of the year without freezing.

When you come from -25 degrees weather in the winter, any climate above 0 seems warm :lol: . I've lived 20 years of my life somewhere in central Europe, we have 4 seasons and outta 12 months only 3 months temperatures go above 25 degrees Celsius. What is considered winter in Australia is spring/ fall in Europe, thus still considered warm climate from my point of view.

 

[VenPerv2]

Thanks for answer but the town you send me have cold climate,
i'm looking for a warm place with much sun.

Oh my bad, I thought you asked for personal preferences.
Warm climate cities you'd like Melbourne - Australia or Auckland - New Zealand, but both are quite expensive or go crazy and move to Bali - Indonesia.

Melbourne is nooottttt warm at all!

hahahahaha, yes it is. You get warm and cool so the whole wardrobe gets a run. Its never below about 40 f and never snows. The girls here run around in practically nothing 8 months of the year without freezing.

When you come from -25 degrees weather in the winter, any climate above 0 seems warm :lol: . I've lived 20 years of my life somewhere in central Europe, we have 4 seasons and outta 12 months only 3 months temperatures go above 25 degrees Celsius. What is considered winter in Australia is spring/ fall in Europe, thus still considered warm climate from my point of view.

anything under 20c ( 68f ) is cold here in Australia seriously we have 2 seasons warm and slightly warmer :lol: if it gets under 18c ( 64f ) im putting on a jacket i couldnt imagine anything colder than that :shock:

on topic move to dubai :thumbleft:

 

[a_bee]

Dubai....
good idea i have think it again...
The only i don't like is the weird ideology they have, they don't count womens

 

[MsAllyCat]

Brisbane Australia. Small city with beautiful weather, close to amazing beaches, mountains, relaxed lifestyle. I'm currently sitting here in a fabulous cafe, eating breakfast, watching the beautiful people walk around under a bright blue sky. There is nothing not to love about living here right now.

 

[Red7227]

Brisbane Australia. Small city with beautiful weather, close to amazing beaches, mountains, relaxed lifestyle. I'm currently sitting here in a fabulous cafe, eating breakfast, watching the beautiful people walk around under a bright blue sky. There is nothing not to love about living here right now.

Gets flattened by a cyclone every second Tuesday...

It is nice though, and nothing like as hot as further up the coast.

 

[MsAllyCat]

Brisbane Australia. Small city with beautiful weather, close to amazing beaches, mountains, relaxed lifestyle. I'm currently sitting here in a fabulous cafe, eating breakfast, watching the beautiful people walk around under a bright blue sky. There is nothing not to love about living here right now.

Gets flattened by a cyclone every second Tuesday...

It is nice though, and nothing like as hot as further up the coast.

Hahaha. Or a flood! No no no. Anyway, tropical storms are exciting.

 

[JickyJuly]

The space coast of florida is nice!

 

[HollieCakes]

Thanks for answer but the town you send me have cold climate,
i'm looking for a warm place with much sun.

Oh my bad, I thought you asked for personal preferences.
Warm climate cities you'd like Melbourne - Australia or Auckland - New Zealand, but both are quite expensive or go crazy and move to Bali - Indonesia.

Melbourne is nooottttt warm at all!

hahahahaha, yes it is. You get warm and cool so the whole wardrobe gets a run. Its never below about 40 f and never snows. The girls here run around in practically nothing 8 months of the year without freezing.

It's my home town and ive never really considered it to be warm compared with most of Australia at least. I would only live on the coast between Sydney and the Gold Coast if I ever moved back and I think my requirements are pretty much the same as the original poster.

 

[LaceyRoyce]

New Zealand is not the place to move for warm. There are warmer parts, and its gorgeous- but not warm...


I am from there originally.


New Orleans ....is my pick. But I'm biased...

 

[sweetiebatman]

The South Coast of England is stunning, Cornwall especially, warm but not too warm, the rest of the country less than 4 hours drive away, The National Parks are all beautiful and tranquil, Scotland is stunning but fooking freezing :lol:

I might be a bit biased, but Englands green and pleasant lands are unrivalled for beauty!