portland is small---60,000 people....but then it gets REALLY small::Bangor::: about 10,000 peopleCamden--small coastal city bar harbor--small tourist village on an islandthe above 3 are really towns and not cities per se
One of the smallest cities in Maine is Hallowell, Maine.
Bar Harbor. My parents went there for their honeymoon.
I probably will watch it only to see if I made the cut in some scenes. I managed to chill with the cast while they were at a DC United game and at a night club.
Yes I m definitely going to watch it because DC is only ten minutes away from my house, so yeah I wanna watch and I wanna be able to say, Oooh I ve been there! and etc. Also, I wanna see how people from all over the country will react to DC.
I kinda got tired of the real world over the years because I m tired of all the seasons where theres nothing but partying and pretty people hooking up....I m only watching this one because of Mike...mmmmmmmmmmmmmike He s gonna be a great role model for gay youth just watch...
I m going to watch it!!i usually don t watch the real world so i don t know what to expect lolI m only watching it bc I ll be going to DC next month
Neaver heard of real world. Is it a movie, TV program or what?
Yeah I ll check it out , i live 10 mins away from the house lol
It s nice and new but still the machines are tight.
about the same they all take your money lol
i m in broomfield co and took my permit test in october.25 questionscan get 5 wrong
I assume you mean on the written portion of the driving test? I think mine was only like 30 questions, very easy, especially after being forced to take driver s ed
1 hour 30 mins is the average flight time from Pittsburgh to Charlotte. + About 30 mins of loading/unloading. Thats nothing for a dog, I took mine overseas about 3 times in 8 hour flights.. but they were on meds lol.Much faster than driving obviously.. ;P
Online travel site shows the shortest flight from Pittsburgh to Charlotte is one hour, thirty eight minutes. That s a non stop. Everything grows from there according to what you want to do. A one stop flight is going to be longer but cheaper.
It s pretty much desert land.
It might be extremely cold and wet this winter since its going to be El Nino season.I pay about $30 every month for utilities. Just try to conserve when not in use. Try to sleep with a lot of blankets since cold wind is going to come from the foothills.
Your best chance is to live on campus.You can easily spend $200 per month in electricity in summer. It s hot out there. Winters are cool, but not as cold as Victorville. Figure $60 for gas in the winter.
As a New Yorker, I would say Spring. It s lovely here at that time of year. And the weather is just right for walking, which is (hands down) the very best way to really see a lot o NYC.In the Winter, it s too cold to walk too much. And Summer can be oppressively hot and humid.
Fall, plenty of clear and dry weather.Spring is gray and rainySummer is usually hot and when it s hot in NYC it s usually very humid.Winter can be very cold and wet and gloomy when it warms up.
now! my friends and i are going to see the tree lighting.its a tradition we do every year since we met.:) lovee it.winter is the best season to come.winter is so pretty, the snow, the lights, and macys christmas.
If you don t mind the heat, you can come to New York in the summer. You can catch an afternoon home game at Yankee Stadium. There are also plenty of festivals during the summer months.Good luck
i like new york in late August. winter is beautiful too but its so crowed. so i guess i like new york in the late summer early fall.
the sumertime is the best time because you get to expiernce so much more during that time, the spring is nice too
winter is amazing there the snow the roca -a -fella centre it glamourous i go every year With ny friends! we have a blast! :D
I love it here during mid- to late spring. It s warmer but not too warm, it s not packed with tourists, and Central Park is lovely.
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Well that s a hard question... Aspen might be the all time most popular, but it s really just about the name in my opinion. I must admit, I can t tell you as much about that town other than it s pretty extravagant and over-the-top. I think Copper Mountain is my favorite as far as quality of skiing, views, and friendliness of the people goes! They ve got other activities there too. Next on the list is Breckenridge. There are plenty of people who would reccomend Breckenridge over Copper anyday. That one is a town that s worked hard to improve the overall resort-experience (Which sounds like you re into.) Both Breck Copper are pretty close to Vail too. Telluride is also really sweet but pretty far away from Denver and other ski towns so it s probably not worth traveling so far if you have such a limited amount of time.
Ew why would you want to live there?
A decent chance. They appear in cycles. http://www.fmi.fi/faq/index_5.html http://www.softservenews.com/Aurora.htm http://www.pfrr.alaska.edu/aurora/If you have never seen them, I hope you can witness them firsthand. It is amazing.
To get an idea of the zone of activity go tohttp://www.gedds.alaska.edu/AuroraForeca��and select the North America or North Polar view.If the auroral activity is exceptionally high, it might be visible that far south. On most nights it won t be.
No, not really. Door County has been built up so much that the city lights would cancel them out that far south. The furthest south I have seen them is in the U.P. of Michigan near Lake Superior.
Admission fees to the state park are on their website. Call them regarding boat rental fees.http://www.floridastateparks.org/deleons��