Black Hills. Or Ontario, Canada.

New Hampshire. Has wild rugged qualities, you can get to mountains or beaches, Boston's a 60-90 minute drive, not that populated, no state taxes.

I just moved to here to my dream city of San Diego a couple months ago, after having lived in Olathe since the mid 80's. I should have done it 10 years ago.

If I were to ever leave, here are a few places I'd consider:

Moab, UT
Colorado Springs, CO
Flagstaff, AZ
various places in CA along the coast or in the mountains

Why Colorado Springs?

Good point. And I bet the Missouri River has a beach somewhere in the area.

I love Montana too much to move. Missoula. Only other place I'd consider would be Palm Springs, CA. I love to golf and I can do it year round there.

Pike's Peak, CO: Beautiful scenery, good beer, etc. Possibly Ft Collins as well.
Key West, FL: Just enough freaks to make it feel like Florida while not feeling too much like Florida. SCUBA dive all damn day.
San Jose, CA: All the good of SF without all of the SF crazy.
Portland, OR: But I'd have a mandatory hipster-free zone, or else this one's out.
Santa Fe, NM.

hope y'all don't start any families in FL. Kids get kidnapped and murdered a lot down there.

I liked the area when I went up to Pike's Peak in early April. It seemed like a nice town.

I'm good where I'm at for now.

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Tallahassee is a dump.

I've always loved Northern Idaho

I thought you once said you were interested in the Palm Coast near St. Augustine. What changed your mind?

Oh o.k. There are better places in Colorado though, not sure how much of the state you have seen.

Probably San Diego. Fantastic weather, the ocean, and beer mecca. Gotta be tough to beat. Hawaii wouldn't suck, though...

Outside of the weather, Minneapolis is awesome...