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[Andrew]

Your recommendations are noted. Thanks, I appreciate it. I think what your all suggesting is along with what I had in mind. Starting in Cali and crawling up the west coast through Oregon and Washington. I was hoping of seeing a mix of the great cities and the natural wilderness.

If you're going to go up to Washington, keep going through and check out Vancouver in British Columbia. I'd say it was the city I've enjoyed living in the most. Close to hiking, warm enough to swim in the summer, close to skiing, downtown has no freeways running through it, everything is easily accessible by a universal commuting pass, and many many options to take dates. The women there are better looking in general, and there's more diversity. Overall probably the best place to live, although I hear San Francisco is good. Seattle and Portland are fun to visit, but don't really compare to Vancouver BC for living IMO. I've been to most major cities in the northern hemisphere and only cities in Germany come to this level of quality and access IMO, although Madrid was nice.