What are small towns and cities in your country like? Under 20,000 people only, please.
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Robert Morris
Dylan Nguyen
Hudson Bennett
skagen, 8k people. it's a popular tourist destination so there's way more people in the summer
Ian Reed
this is my type of thread, m8
Jaxon Cruz
full of old people, except for the summer, I guess?
Kayden Ramirez
James Brown
Puerto Williams, 2k-3k inhabitants approx.
Andrew Gutierrez
not anymore than the average 8k town
Nolan Butler
No way
Chase Powell
They are clean and nice, immigrants doesn't want to move there as there's no clubs and beggars can't live there because of everything is more expensive and few give them money.
Samuel Wilson
But it's comfy, user. When you live there you're basically in a community and everyone loves you :)
John Thomas
yeah that's what i meant. It just looks too picturesque to be real
Blake Martinez
life is boring there?
are Alands /comfy/ in general?
Ethan Baker
My town, Åre has around 1500 people. Very comfy, no crime and beautiful.
It's a ski resort in the winter and hiking center in summer so lot's of tourists.
Isaac Gray
Christopher White
Yes, it's like older scandinavia and most also behave that way.
Cameron Bennett
No crime? Here they settle refugees in smaller towns, is that not the case in Sweden?
Henry Barnes
Eli Morris
wew, another beautiful place and must be quite isolated
is your town served by railway btw?
Jose Perry
Kinda. But the landscapes are pretty nice.
Brody Campbell
No, refugees refuse to live in small towns here.
That's why places like Malmö and other cities have troubles.
They have tried buy failed to relocate them around smaller towns but failed.
>is your town served by railway btw?
Yes, it's very much a railway town.
It's actually not that isolated thanks to all the tourists. But location wise, yes it is.
Nolan Perez
there's a story from a few years ago about a bus with refuges who refused to leave the bus when they stopped in a smaller town
Caleb Morgan
Kragero. ~10k inhabitants.
Levi Nguyen
love this early 2000's photo
Jaxon Hill
Fjällbacka
Population 900
It's very quiet and holiday-ish like most the time. Feels like the entire place is a giant family.
People take their privacy very seriously here but love gossip.
It's a fun place to live though.
And like the other Swede's said, no crime and no refugees.
Colton Baker
weeeew
would retire there/10
Grayson Bailey
Looks English.
Thomas Powell
Rjukan. ~3.4k inhabitants. Because they're so deep in the valley, they apparently don't get a whole lot of sunlight for large parts of the year. Also a popular spot among ice climbers apparently.
Chase Jackson
They installed some huge mirrors high up on the mountain that shines light on the town square. Kinda cool, but also pretty pointless.
Jose Gomez
And here's the town square.
Jayden Brown
It was made in Italy too, for a town in the middle of Piedmont Alpes.
Nice square anyway.
Mason Phillips
Does my island town count??
Caleb Torres
yes
post a photo
Caleb Phillips
can't it's night
Carson Cox
That's pretty spooky
David Stewart
Álamos
10k inhabitants approx.
Logan Howard
Fredrikstad, about 75K inhabitants
Mostly an industrial city, the poorest and least educated "larger" city in Norway. Inhabitants are stereotypically dumb, but very nice and outgoing, and I find that to be pretty accurate. Just an hour outside of Oslo with a large immigrant population. During winter it's shit, no snow, and during summer it's top comfy, with a great coastline and surrounding islands.
Jose Baker
is it as comfy as it looks at this photo?
what about crime btw?
what % are Europeans?
Thomas Harris
It's ok, I went there a few months ago to a festival, walked the streets up and down and never felt unsafe.
I guess the average jose there is mestizo or mostly spanish, many american retirees live there aswell.
Evan Nelson
Boquete, Panama
Quiet little tourist town up in the mountains. It's a popular place to settle for American and European retirees.
Carter Green
I've always wanted to move out of the city into a small town... worried about work tbqh. My parents will also dislike my decision but... I think it would be the optimal life
Hudson Morgan
bump
Oliver Brown
been there, nice place
really hate towns that were laid out on autistic grids
Austin Morgan
a town inhabited since pre-columbian times (it was an ayarmaca village until inca assimilation) along a river straightened by the incas
the view is from inca ruins above the town
Ryan Sanchez
same as in Belgium, but better streets.
Kevin Robinson
Summerland, British Columbia. Lots of vineyards and apple orchards
Isaac Sanders
Were is it? i thought it was England for a moment
Landon Ross
Florence, Pinal County, Arizona. It's the state's prison town. It's also one of the safest towns in the entire nation.
Hunter Robinson
10.144 residents
Joseph Hughes
3k
Heaven on Earth.
Jacob White
Cividale del Friuli, around 11k inhabitants and UNESCO world heritage
Ethan Richardson
Alexander Reed
17k
Dylan Long
I like this bread
Adrian Harris
Jonathan Taylor
Wells. It has a city status, but only a population of 10,000. Probably most well known for its cathedral.
William Robinson
>What are small towns and cities in your country like? Under 20,000 people only, please.
full of pakis or eastern europeans, sometimes there can be a large gypo presence
Connor Thompson
Post more comfy towns
Christopher Wright
Filled with unemployment and meth.
Ian Barnes
San Daniele, FVG
Home of San Daniele ham
8k city
Ayden Thompson
Cittadella, medieval fortified city in Veneto
Angel Young
20k city
forgot to say
Nicholas Rogers
Ryder Jones
View from inside
Michael Miller
>Were is it? i thought it was England for a moment
Massachusetts. I went there all the time as a kid. My nana and her father lived in the barrier island off of the coast.
Charles Harris
>3k
>Heaven on Earth.
I come from a town of 5k. The good news is everyone knows each other but that's also the bad news.
Josiah Gonzalez
Its name is Pisac btw
Another one, Urubamba, located in the heart of the Sacred Valley, it was one of the main agricultural centers of the Inca Empire, located inside the town are the remaining partial ruins of Quispiguanca, a royal estate of the Inca emperor Huayna Capac.
Julian Smith
10.000 people here.
Supercomfy and close to a medium sized city
David Hill
Mandi
Cameron Mitchell
Been there in 2002, comfy city
T. Terrone
Liam Bailey
port mcneill, 6k
>What are small towns and cities in your country like?
people live in trailers outside the city limits on the road in
there's two food franchises that are in every town
a native reserve is usually close by
a historic downtown area, filled with hipster shit, locals mostly shop in the box stores by the highway
Jackson Lee
Mine home town 22k
Evan Perez
Simons town, near Cape Town
Carter Green
Jonathan Sullivan
Sebastian Garcia
Small towns here are usually shitty, but not too shitty, and the atmosphere is pleasant and relaxed.
Pic is Karnobat, 18k
Benjamin Davis
>.by
that's Belarus
Jonathan Williams
my watch is from there
Adrian Brown
Justin Richardson
>Belarus
That's Russia
Jose Clark
Zachary Jenkins
Knysna, a pretty comfy small town along the garden route
Asher Fisher
>small towns
Most of them are dying out hopeless shitholes ridden with poverty, crime, unemploynment and alcoholism. There are some exceptions though.
The picture was taken from a belarusian website, but it doesn't mean that's Belarus on the photo.
Noah Price
They are super comfy and in general look waaaay better than larger cities (keep in mind that even towns with 50k people were heavily bombed in the war) but they are also quite boring and many young people leave them to go to some bigger cities. There are jobs there, tho. Great thing about Germany not being centered around one very big city like for example France. Good example would be Herzogenaurach, a 20k town next to my city. They are the home of 3 global players (Adidas, Puma and Schaeffler Group) as a fucking town. Same for many small citys/big towns.
Gabriel Morales
Joseph Davis
Oderzo, Veneto
Christian Wright
>Quedlinburg.jpg
My best friend works in Quedlinburg as a doctor, it's really amazing to live in a place like this and have a well-paying job. Clean air, nice relaxed classic environment. Small towns are the best.
He still plans to return to Bulgaria at some point though, he doesn't have a social life there and says that Germans don't really make friends at work and feels like he will never fit in (even though he can easily pass a a German in appearance).
I would also rather live in my 30k home town than Sofia, but unlike Germany most of the good jobs here are pretty much concentrated in the capital.
Aiden Diaz
Yeah, I plan to move to such a place once I am a bit older. Right now I live in middle of a big city which is quite nice, but raising kids here? No thank. Good thing is that there really are paying jobs there. The lowest unemplyoment and the richest town are actually far in the south of Germany, quite a bit away from the next bigger city.
>Germans don't really make friends at work and feels like he will never fit in
Yeah, you keep most friends from school/uni. Creating a real friendship while working is kinda hard. I guess especially as something like an doctor. (guess it is easier when you have a shitty job that you can domplain about all the time with your coworkers)
Did he try to get in contact with Germans, tho?
Gf is Russian and has the same problem. Cries she has no German friends but then tells me that in Uni she sits all the time with her Russian friends and talks Russian. I always ask her what she expects, that some German comes up to them and asks them to please speak German so he can join their conversation?
>pic related a place were I could see myself living at in 10 years
Lincoln Wood
Not him, but look in central sardinia villages. The mayors in that area often give houses for free if you promise to take care of them (some reconstruction, living there, etc.)
Top comfy and hot chicks, internet is doable w/ satellite
Lincoln Torres
bump
Logan Phillips
What's the easiest way to go to Quedlinburg, train or car?
Julian Rogers
Well, it is just a town without ICE connection...
They do have a train station, but I just checked it, seems to be pretty shitty to get there. Even from the nearest bigger city (seen from your side) Hannover you need to change the train once and need 2 1/2 hours overall for the 150km. By car you need 1 1/2 maybe.
>another qt town, Meersburg, located directly on the Bodensee
Anthony Campbell
My pic related is rural as frig, and you can be left well alone if you want. But you're right, I doubt I could toke there without everyone knowing within a week
Camden Fisher
thank you. and Meersburg is really expensive.
Tyler Fisher
And probably too boring to live there, but it looks really nice. Around 20k is a good size for a town I would say.
Lucas Diaz
barely over 20k
Jack Bell
>>Lindau
You cannot afford rent there. Its extremely expensive.
Josiah Allen
The problem probably is to get something there at all. Just found one to rent there and while it is expensive it is not total crazy. Not worse than Munich or Hamburg.