[at-l] Where should I live?

[rhymworm@pop.mindspring.com (Robert Rubin)]

Consider Shepardstown W.Va. Neat little college town with good restaurants,
cheap land around it, half an hour from the A.T. at Harpers Ferry or
Boonsboro, an hour and fifteen minutes from Dulles, commuter train into DC
available, Charlotte . . . er . . . maybe six hours. Phone service could be
better, but they're talking DSL. It would be available now across the river
in Maryland.

--Rhymin' Worm

At 6:54 PM -0500 2/2/01, KarenS62@aol.com wrote:
>Since you guys are such a wealth of knowledge, I am going to pose a question.
> I will be moving in May to a yet undetermined location. I have a few
>criteria that I need met but can be flexible with a good argument.  So...your
>mission, should you chose to accept it, is to find POG the perfect place to
>live!
>
>1. NOT a big city - I am tired of pollution.
>2. Within a hour's drive of either the ocean or the AT.
>3. Within an hour or so of a decent sized airport or one with lots of
>shuttles to a larger airport.
>4. South of the Mason Dixon line
>5. Friends already living there or nearby (since you don't know who my
>friends    are..any of you will count)
>6. Preference to be within a few hours of Charlotte, but not absolutely
>neccesary.
>7. Decent phone service; dsl or cable modem capability would be better.
>
>I already have Sly's vote of Asheville - any other suggestions?
>
>POG
>     ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
>
>If you're going to walk on thin ice, you might as well dance.
>
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