Town or country?

[mix]

Poll question: Town or country?

Where do you prefer to call home?

[Moondog]

1. Both.

I can't take one to the exclusion of the other. I need both.

[susanr516]

2. I currently live in a city

but I prefer living in the country.

[EndersDame]

3. That is why I love Austin, TX it has the best of bothworlds

It is a metropolitian area home to many worldwide cultural events yet when I hike in the green belt ,Mary Moore Seeright Park or just relax in Barton Springs I forget that I am in the city

[kentauros]

14. There are places like that in Houston.

Then again, you can also be driving along in a "neighborhood" and start to see cows and horses. In fact, there are horses just a 100 meters from here :D

The museum district in town is one of the most tranquil areas you can get, other than inside of the Rothko Chapel :)

[grace0418]

4. Hey that's my town (well, city) in the photo! I love the city and I love the middle

of nowhere. The in-between is not good for me.

[mix]

5. I grew to love Chicago.

I lived on the southside, Hyde Park, by the lake for about 12 years. Miss it.

[grace0418]

8. Hyde Park is lovely. I live in Lincoln Square, way north of there.

I love it. I do wish I could pick up Chicago and set it down in a nicer climate, preferably near the ocean and mountains.

[Tuesday Afternoon]

6. I llike to live in the country with trips to the city on a regular basis.

I love cities but I really don't care to live in one.

[mix]

7. That sounds sensible. The country suits me now, but I still crave the city. nt

[Mutley]

9. I've done both

and I will take the town, tyvm!

[CaliforniaPeggy]

10. I'm really a city girl, but I love the country too...

I am most at home in the suburbs...

How's that for a combo?!

:hi:

[rrneck]

11. As long as it's either one or the other...

I want to be within fifty yards of a good cup of coffee or miles and miles out of town. The burbs suck.

[AsahinaKimi]

12. Will always be a San Franciscan

[CreekDog]

13. Why not have both?

:P

[Arugula Latte]

15. I voted "town." I like the country, but some (some!) of the people in the country ... not so much.

:scared:

[Tikki]

16. The parents of that little girl in the second photo better...

keep a careful eye on her because a coyote may come down from those hills and snatch her...:wow:


Tikki

[mix]

18. You're right.

There is palpable danger in that photograph.

[surrealAmerican]

17. They both have advantages and disadvantages.

I like both. The suburbs seem to have the disadvantages of both, without the advantages of either. (I grew up in the suburbs.)

[triguy46]

19. Country

Wife in her lavender bed in our main hay meadow.

[mix]

20. Now that's beautiful...I can imagine the wonderful smells. Thanks. nt

[femmocrat]

21. We moved to the country 24 years ago. I would never go back to the city or suburbs.

I've lived in a medium-sized town, a big city, a small town, suburbs, and now the country. I just prefer my privacy I guess.

[cbayer]

22. Somewhere that is neither.