[Lil' Knight]

Rural.
The nearest Wallmart is 30min driving.

 

[mrarroyo]

Miami Beach, currently to old and married to truly enjoy it!

 

[MrSlacker]

Brooklyn, NY... probably as urban as it gets

 

[KillersAreQuiet]

Western Massachusetts

 

[vdub]

I live in a po-dunk little town 60mi. west of Jacksonville FL called Lake City or I like to call it Lake ****ty.

 

[jaykay]

Houston, Texas..pretty urban but very spread out city. Getting from point A to B sometimes takes awhile not because of traffic, but because of distance.

 

[Happy Camper]

45 min from Cincy, town of about 4,000.

 

[nowickia]

- Lived in Oshkosh Wisconsin (~62,000) until I went to college

- College in Platteville Wisconsin (~10,000)

- Currently abroad in Darmstadt Germany (~120,000)

- Probably going to move to Colorado Springs, Colorado in less than a year (~370,000)

 

[bigjim82]

Small city - > 40K, just outside of Milwaukee

 

[wuwhere]

Somewhere in there.

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[DanTheMiataMan]

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Originally Posted by Uncle Erik /img/forum/go_quote.gif Urban, in Los Angeles. I do miss living in Oregon. I used to live just outside the city, next to a park. Deer would wander through the parking lot. Also lived a couple years in a city of 7,000. The quiet and huge garage I had were great. The isolation, not so much. Sometimes, the only thing you could do was wander the aisles at Rite-Aid looking at stuff.

What part of Oregon?


I live in Corvallis right now for school. 50,000 people when school is in session. 27,000 when school is not in session. Big time college town. Though once done I am going to move back to Portland where i was born and raised.

 

[Uncle Erik]

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Originally Posted by DanTheMiataMan /img/forum/go_quote.gif What part of Oregon? I live in Corvallis right now for school. 50,000 people when school is in session. 27,000 when school is not in session. Big time college town. Though once done I am going to move back to Portland where i was born and raised.

Right off River Road South in Salem, across from Minto Brown Park on the Willamette. I lived there while going to Willamette Law. After first year, I clerked for a guy in Corvallis - I do like it down there. We'd occasionally wander down to drink at Squirrel's. Spent third year clerking up in Portland - so I've spent quite a bit of time there, too. I love it, actually, my entire family is crazy about Portland. We keep tossing around the idea of selling everything in LA and moving there.

 

[Iron_Dreamer]

I live way out in the sticks. However, I lived in a major metropolis when I "got into" head/hi fi, FWIW.

 

[shellylh]

Major city: Houston, TX; the 4th largest city in the US; population in the city limits ~ 2.2 million.

 

[theSEA]

I live in Waterloo ON, i think the population here is somewhere between 100,000~150,000