Living in citie or in rural areas?

I’m a city rat because I like museums, art galleries, theatres, shopping malls. If you live in rural areas you need to be good at gardening. I don’t have a green thumb to grow beautiful plants so I prefer to live in the cities.

The city I live now is Nanjing. Nanjing has more than a hundred wonderful places to go at weekends. It has a few mountains that are built with Buddhist temples, mausoleums, memorial halls. It has many Chinese gardens, parks, lakes and museums.

The place I live near a big river. Both the river banks are developed into a park which strech into far, far away with beautful trees, plants, flowers, paths and bridges. I usually go for a walk along the river bank every evening.

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This the river I live by.

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I live in a very rural setting. My town has two family owned restaurants, two antique stores and a gas station. And three of those is in the same parking lot lolol.

I really love the city. I sneak away to Toronto every couple of months for a weekend to myself. I go to concerts and museums and go dancing at clubs. And feel totally free.

But my town is so absolutely deathly boring that it keeps me grounded and stable. I garden in the summer and walk the trails. I can drink coffee on my deck and look at the pretty lake. It’s nice.

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Your city looks and sounds vey wonderful @green5.

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@green5 I live in the woods in what Appalachian folks call the “holler”

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I have urban paranoia. I’m just afraid of cities.

I live in the Suburbs. I am about a two hour drive to Boston. I’ll go to Boston or New York if there is a reason to go . . .

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City - city - city!! 151515151151515

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Long live the city!!

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I live in a pretty big city it’s nice cause there’s a lot to do. But it’s also kind of sad cause normally I’m too anxious to go out.

But the other nice thing about a big city is it’s full of strangers. Weirdly that’s comforting to me cause I’m more scared of people I’m familiar with.

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Living in the city (especially the most populated ones) of a country is more expensive than living in the rural areas. The comparison is population density where there is more people per square kilometer in a city than in the rural areas.

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I live in suburban Cape Town, about 35kms from the city centre. I don’t go there often as I hate driving in the city. Me and my husband live in a seaside suburb that has a small town feel. I like cities and i like rural too. My parents live three hours away in a small rural town and i love going there to visit, each time I have to go I don’t want to leave!

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amazing! I’d like to explore rural life more.

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I live in a medium sized Midwestern city that has about a million people. I like living in the city. I was at my most despondent and depressed while living a rural life in a very small town. So, now I associate rural life with severe sadness and depression.

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