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<blockquote data-quote="ErichDragon" data-source="post: 281245" data-attributes="member: 2719">Baltimore is a great place to live.&nbsp; I have visited many other parts of the country and so far I have found none that rival the unique atmospher of the Baltimore area.&nbsp; Most of the previous posts have hit the hightlights of Baltimore already so I won't bore you with those.&nbsp; If I had to sum up the city I would say it is the best mix of the north and south.&nbsp; The pace is a bit slower and the people more friendly than the north, but alot more and diverse attractions than the south.&nbsp; Whoever was from Texas and thought people in MD were rude, try going north of the Mason-Dixon Line.&nbsp; My girlfriend lives in Pittsburgh and I swear every time I cross the border I can feel the rudeness like it's a living thing.&nbsp; The bottom line is there is something for everyone in this area.&nbsp; If you don't like big cities, I live 12 minutes from downtown Baltimore and across the street from my townhouse is a horse farm!&nbsp; Don't like the driving or drivers, you can live comfortably in Baltimore and not have to own a car.&nbsp; The beach is 2 hours away, the mountains 1 1/2.&nbsp; The Chesapeake bay is one of the most unique geographical formations on the planet.&nbsp; If you haven't noticed I love this area and can't imagine living anywhere else.&nbsp; Good Luck</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ErichDragon, post: 281245, member: 2719"] Baltimore is a great place to live. I have visited many other parts of the country and so far I have found none that rival the unique atmospher of the Baltimore area. Most of the previous posts have hit the hightlights of Baltimore already so I won't bore you with those. If I had to sum up the city I would say it is the best mix of the north and south. The pace is a bit slower and the people more friendly than the north, but alot more and diverse attractions than the south. Whoever was from Texas and thought people in MD were rude, try going north of the Mason-Dixon Line. My girlfriend lives in Pittsburgh and I swear every time I cross the border I can feel the rudeness like it's a living thing. The bottom line is there is something for everyone in this area. If you don't like big cities, I live 12 minutes from downtown Baltimore and across the street from my townhouse is a horse farm! Don't like the driving or drivers, you can live comfortably in Baltimore and not have to own a car. The beach is 2 hours away, the mountains 1 1/2. The Chesapeake bay is one of the most unique geographical formations on the planet. If you haven't noticed I love this area and can't imagine living anywhere else. Good Luck [/QUOTE]

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