Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Portsmouth, NH
Spent 4 days there for work and was utterly charmed.
Is that the "Portsmouth" mentioned in the children's book "Ox Cart Man?"
Anonymous wrote:Charlevoix, Michigan. It was unexpectedly charming with big, historic homes, lush gardens, beautiful beach, and just lovely all the way around. It came as a complete surprise to us when we were there for a day.
Anonymous wrote:Birmingham, Alabama
Portland, Maine
Greendale, Wisconsin
St. Augustine, Florida
Anonymous wrote:Staunton, VA is really cute, went to college there for a bit before transferring.
Anonymous wrote:Portsmouth, NH
Spent 4 days there for work and was utterly charmed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:to OP: Thanks for starting this positive thread! I feel like the "most depressing town" needed a counter.
Thanks, OP here. I should clarify that I said town but by all means, let’s discuss cities, too!
I love Portland, Oregon. I know it’s not perfect, but it is lovely and has many unique restaurants and shops. I love the big farmer’s market and the food stalls and woodworking stalls there. I love the boutique hotels there. I love the mountains and hot springs nearby. One of my best memories is totally unexpectedly deciding to partake in a nude dip in hot springs, and not-bad vegan burritos at the nearby resort main cabin.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Corning, NY
+1 This is the first place I thought of.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Staunton, VA is really cute, went to college there for a bit before transferring.
I came here to say this.