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I'm in none of those zip codes and I've visited numerous places that were not there. Unfortunately, I could not find the large dog run on a map. I know where i
by mfer 6y ago
I'm in none of those zip codes and I've visited numerous places that were not there.
Unfortunately, I could not find the large dog run on a map. I know where it is and the signs call it out if you are there.
Different places have a different culture. It all kind of depends on what you're in to. For example, I know some people who love the Traverse City area and some others who have been there for a bit and are ready to move. That's an area worth looking at.
If you want to be close to things and like urban-ish then there is Ann Arbor. The train to Chicago goes right through town. The express ways also make it easy to get to a lot of places as fast as you can in Michigan. While it's about as urban as it gets in Michigan you can also get out of it pretty quickly into the outdoors.
Michigan has a fair amount of variety. That's why people can have such different experiences.
I visited my parents the other day. On the drive down their street I passed a couple dozen wild turkeys. While I was at their house an 8 point buck walked through the back yard. The deer there know it's safe enough that you can be outside, reading, and drinking a coffee and the deer wont run off.
It's a different pace of life where I am at. Not every place is like that.
- cableshaft 6y agoI mean the $15k moving incentive applies only if you move to one of those 5 zip codes. It's near the bottom of www.movetomichigan.org. I think I may have passed by a dog run sign, come to think of it. Whenever we've visited we didn't have our dogs with us, though. If we moved we would try to hunt them down though. We live in the suburbs, not downtown, so we're not super urban. It would still be a bit of a culture shock to live there I think, as SW Michigan is significantly more rural than where we are at, but we mainly went for the nature.