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Flashsteve
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I would like to re-locate to a town that meets the following criteria: -under 50, 000 people -easily
accessible road and mountain-biking -bicycle friendly: at least, there are decent shoulders, if not
bike lanes. Drivers are 'reasonably' respecful towards cyclists -In the mountains: anywhere between
4K and 8K elevation. Of course, that might mean winter snow, but I would welcome a few months off
the bike and onto the nordic skiis -Not pure resort culture. There is some kind of yearound economy
& the town does not exist solely to service tourists -Any part of the country
I know this is kind of a weird information request, but I've read all the 'Best Towns to Live In"
magazine articles. By the time a town gets into one of those articles, it's too late.
Thanks,
Steve Scarich
PS I'm already familiar with Bend, Durango, Boulder, Boise
accessible road and mountain-biking -bicycle friendly: at least, there are decent shoulders, if not
bike lanes. Drivers are 'reasonably' respecful towards cyclists -In the mountains: anywhere between
4K and 8K elevation. Of course, that might mean winter snow, but I would welcome a few months off
the bike and onto the nordic skiis -Not pure resort culture. There is some kind of yearound economy
& the town does not exist solely to service tourists -Any part of the country
I know this is kind of a weird information request, but I've read all the 'Best Towns to Live In"
magazine articles. By the time a town gets into one of those articles, it's too late.
Thanks,
Steve Scarich
PS I'm already familiar with Bend, Durango, Boulder, Boise