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>>13303786
Or I can just save money and walk to those things. It's also really inconvenient if I have friends visiting or something. A lot of time we'll have a few drinks and then walk to get fast food or got to the park. This is not so easy in the suburbs. Again I would love a small town. Pic related is exactly what I'm talking about, and is located not far from where I grew up. Like I said, I think they have a lot of this in New England, although pic related is the mid-Atlantic.

There are many shops and stores with easy access, and these small towns often attract a more educated and affluent population than more non-descript rural areas (especially if they're known for historical or cultural attraction). In a lot of these small towns, if you live near literal Main st. you can usually walk less than 5 minutes to a handful of shops, restaurants, and grocers while also being walking distance from trail, trees, woods, and farms.