Seattle or Phoenix
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Seattle or Phoenix
Does anyone live in either of these places.
Although I am planning to return to the UK, Pittsburgh, PA just doesn't cut it even after 8 years. Went to Seattle once, wasn't bad but it was just a weekend visit. Never been to Phoenix but only heard good about it.
Be interested to hear from anybody in these places before I totally close all doors on the US.
Although I am planning to return to the UK, Pittsburgh, PA just doesn't cut it even after 8 years. Went to Seattle once, wasn't bad but it was just a weekend visit. Never been to Phoenix but only heard good about it.
Be interested to hear from anybody in these places before I totally close all doors on the US.
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Re: Seattle or Phoenix
Well you couldn't have picked two cities with such a completely different climate as these two. The lush green pacific northwest vs the southwestern desert.
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Re: Seattle or Phoenix
Originally Posted by Pimpbot
Well you couldn't have picked two cities with such a completely different climate as these two. The lush green pacific northwest vs the southwestern desert.
The coffee is good in Seattle though.
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Re: Seattle or Phoenix
Originally Posted by Pimpbot
Well you couldn't have picked two cities with such a completely different climate as these two. The lush green pacific northwest vs the southwestern desert.
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I was in Pittsburgh last weekend. I thought it was nice. But I was only there for 2 days. I really liked the Church Brew Works!
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Re: Seattle or Phoenix
Originally Posted by Duncan Roberts
I was in Pittsburgh last weekend. I thought it was nice. But I was only there for 2 days. I really liked the Church Brew Works!
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Re: Seattle or Phoenix
Originally Posted by debbie#1
Nothing really wrong with Pittsburgh - it just isn't for me. Too many bad memories from the in-laws
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Re: Seattle or Phoenix
Originally Posted by Duncan Roberts
Then the Church Brew Works is the perfect place!
Curious, is that the old german brewery in downtown Pit??
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Re: Seattle or Phoenix
Originally Posted by debbie#1
Does anyone live in either of these places.
Although I am planning to return to the UK, Pittsburgh, PA just doesn't cut it even after 8 years. Went to Seattle once, wasn't bad but it was just a weekend visit. Never been to Phoenix but only heard good about it.
Be interested to hear from anybody in these places before I totally close all doors on the US.
Although I am planning to return to the UK, Pittsburgh, PA just doesn't cut it even after 8 years. Went to Seattle once, wasn't bad but it was just a weekend visit. Never been to Phoenix but only heard good about it.
Be interested to hear from anybody in these places before I totally close all doors on the US.
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Re: Seattle or Phoenix
Originally Posted by debbie#1
Curious, is that the old german brewery in downtown Pit??
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Re: Seattle or Phoenix
Originally Posted by debbie#1
Does anyone live in either of these places.
Although I am planning to return to the UK, Pittsburgh, PA just doesn't cut it even after 8 years. Went to Seattle once, wasn't bad but it was just a weekend visit. Never been to Phoenix but only heard good about it.
Be interested to hear from anybody in these places before I totally close all doors on the US.
Although I am planning to return to the UK, Pittsburgh, PA just doesn't cut it even after 8 years. Went to Seattle once, wasn't bad but it was just a weekend visit. Never been to Phoenix but only heard good about it.
Be interested to hear from anybody in these places before I totally close all doors on the US.
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Re: Seattle or Phoenix
Originally Posted by debbie#1
Does anyone live in either of these places.
Although I am planning to return to the UK, Pittsburgh, PA just doesn't cut it even after 8 years. Went to Seattle once, wasn't bad but it was just a weekend visit. Never been to Phoenix but only heard good about it.
Be interested to hear from anybody in these places before I totally close all doors on the US.
Although I am planning to return to the UK, Pittsburgh, PA just doesn't cut it even after 8 years. Went to Seattle once, wasn't bad but it was just a weekend visit. Never been to Phoenix but only heard good about it.
Be interested to hear from anybody in these places before I totally close all doors on the US.
Bring your factor 50 and come to the desert.
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Re: Seattle or Phoenix
We decided on Seattle when we moved over, although we aren't exactly in Seattle....pretty expensive! The weather is pretty good here, except we've had a few hot days of late. We're having a rough time with high 80's/low 90's, so I can't imagine what would happen to us if we were in the low 100's!!
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Re: Seattle or Phoenix
Originally Posted by doctor scrumpy
The coffee is good in Seattle though.
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Re: Seattle or Phoenix
Originally Posted by AmerLisa
We decided on Seattle when we moved over, although we aren't exactly in Seattle....pretty expensive! The weather is pretty good here, except we've had a few hot days of late. We're having a rough time with high 80's/low 90's, so I can't imagine what would happen to us if we were in the low 100's!!
My yard needs major weeding after all the rain and I don't have the courage to step out the front door!
As to the original question, why not go visit them both if you can and then make up your mind.