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Old 05-02-06, 02:17 PM
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Originally Posted by b-ride
well, if you're looking to get out of the USP (united states of paranoia) might i suggest vancouver, bc, canada?

1. yes. new bike lanes just installed in downtown core. we got greenways and dedicated bike routes traversing a good portion of the lower mainland (= the city and the burbs) lots of trails in the nearby mountains too.
2. rarely gets below 32
3. not bad, but unfortunately like many other cities, getting worse. but no problem for us cyclists, rigth?
4. pacific rim baby
5. man, i feel like the minority in this city (yah, i'm a whiteboy)
6. see #'s 4 & 5
7. okay, so the housing market is a bit crazy these days with the run-up to the 2010 olympics, but you can find cheap housing if you look or are willing to share.
8. you can only see smog on the really, really hot days.

i love vancouver, it's a pretty rad city.
I've only been there a couple of times, but I'd thrown in a vote for Victoria, too... if you want something a little smaller, warmer, and drier.
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