Best is highly subjective by person so I will instead link Briggs youtube channel as he travels a lot and provides a lot of statistics. [1] Once you have narrowed down a list to a few places consider also searching sites like Reddit for discussions on that area. Very rural locations may not have many people discussing it online. Search Google Maps for the locations you have chosen for the services you believe may be important to your family to see how many options are available in that area. Yelp may have additional comments on those businesses and services.<p>[1] - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/c/WorldAccordingToBriggs/videos" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/c/WorldAccordingToBriggs/videos</a>
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Say what you want about Bernie Sanders man, socialist, high tax, no growth, blabla, Burlington Vermont has the nicest town square farmers market outdoor free music by the lake watch the sunset sip a real craft brew scene you can find. And its because they specifically adopt "radical" environmental policies. They resist industry. At the expense of GDP per capita. But are able to preserve life unmolested for their brood for generations. Some towns have no more than two shops on main. No wawa, mcdonalds. Just like a pottery kiln and a fudge factory. And the pottery will be beyond mind-expanding belongs in the moma artistic. Some old RISD grads seeking a Ken Burns life. And the fudge too, artisanal, maple flavored, head and shoulders above the atlantic city boardwalk plastic sludge. The whole state is like that. An endless shire of quiet timeless discovery. Hope to spend August camping in Adirondacks, Berkshires and Arcadia ;)<p>Otherwise, in the West, Idaho Panhandle, Starlink & geothermal?