re: City vs Country Living

City when you're young, country when you're older. I did the first in fort Worth while renting, then bought a house a half mile from the beach in corpus, now I'm on a couple acres in the country and wouldn't have it any other way.

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Anywhere hot, single men live.

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Wyd

Sort of depends on the city and the country.

But in general, give me a bustling city over a boring place in the country all day.

I live in the county. I'm not ever going to live in a town or city. When things go bad, people would wish they were outside the city limits.

I prefer the country for life and career. I lived in small town Gumpistan for 5 years before moving back to B Ara and I miss it every day.

Most people regardless of background where much more respectful. I could ride my motorcycle without fear of death and my commute was 3 minutes.

This is why we’re headed to West, Northwest or North Arkansas.

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vs Country Living by Rize
I’d rather live in the country but work makes me live in the city. If I could I would buy 500 acres about an hr from Baton Rouge and work remote.

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Land outside of B Ara is selling for 10 to 15k per acre. I’m always looking for a nice place is in Slaughter or Clinton. If you cross over the Mississippi line it gets much cheaper.

Cities are poison. Move to the burbs, country will highway access to burbs is even better.

Country preferred but stuck in the city 9 more years then I’m out to the mountains.

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pioneerbasketball

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Depends where the small town is.

Grew up in a small town with 1000 population. Knew everyone, the worst thing we ever did was drink beer out in a barn at a farm. If you wanted to experience more city, we would make the 35 minute trek to Champaign-Urbana or W Lafayette (UofI or Purdue). It was a great place to when you’re young.

I prefer living in a place like Lexington. Big enough as a city...but still has a town vibe.

Either. Anything but the suburbs