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Thats a lot of places for one state
by nanijoe 19y ago
Thats a lot of places for one state
- nostrademons 19y agoYeah. Up here in the Northeast, New England is basically Boston. All Massachusetts/New Hampshire/Rhode Island/eastern Connecticut of it. (Vermont and Maine are nowhere, and western Connecticut is NYC.)
- vlad 19y agoHow did you like Amherst (the region) compared to the outskirts of Boston?
- nostrademons 19y agoDepends what you want. The pioneer valley (Amherst/Northampton/etc.) is incredibly beautiful. OTOH, there's not all that much to do. If you like outdoorsy stuff, hiking, woodlands, and rolling fields, Amherst is for you. If you want a bustling social scene and lots of people with common interests, stick to Boston. There are a couple of nice coffeeshops & bars in both Amherst and Northampton, but these are towns with a population of 7000 vs. 600,000 for Boston. Personally, I can't stand living without some green in my life, so I loved Amherst. But I was in college, and it's rare that college students lack a social life. I have friends who stayed behind after graduation and some of them complained about being bored (though one of them ended up in Vermont instead, go figure).
- imsteve 19y agoExactly, there's Boston but then what? The east coast is terrible for the most part. Girls uglier in most places too.
- ardit33 19y ago"Thats a lot of places for one state" -- Not if you consider the huge distance from each other. SF to LA 6.5 hr of driving, SF to San Diego, over 9 hrs. In the same distance in europe you would have Rome, Milano, Paris, Berlin, Zurich, Vienna, Frankfurt.... and so many other cities in between.