I voted small town, but most people would think of it as rural. Most people think of the whole UP of MI as rural.
Urban or Rural - Where do You MFK?
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You should try Butte Montana the dirtiest small city in the west...sometime, and I need to go someplace with actual music shops and ethnic resturaunts.Madding;4848503; said:
I used to live in a rural area, which is the same place I grew up my whole life.. and will return to one day.. but for now.. I like the city mainly because you don't have to go far for anything...
So far the 'Burbs are winning, but I have to root for the rural team!
I grew up in a town of 5000, but for the past twelve years we've lived about 8 miles out of that town in the hills. Almost everyone around here grows Noble Fir Christmas Trees (us included), other than that there is timber lands and not much else.
A few photos from around the house:
I grew up in a town of 5000, but for the past twelve years we've lived about 8 miles out of that town in the hills. Almost everyone around here grows Noble Fir Christmas Trees (us included), other than that there is timber lands and not much else.
A few photos from around the house:
I believe that I am rural. Less then 2000 Dirtbillies where I live and my LFS is just 60 miles around the corner.
I have always lived rural or small town. Now, I live on the outskirts of a 700,000 population city. But the area I am in is nice...it's one of the smaller towns Omaha swallowed up. I still have that small town atmosphere...but I am only minutes from one of the most amazing zoos in the world! 
The company I work for built a new building out in the country next to a large lake. My drive back and forth consists of about 8 blocks of town/city traffic and 7 miles of rural highway. So, I kind of got the best of both worlds at the moment (though I do miss being out in the country!).
The company I work for built a new building out in the country next to a large lake. My drive back and forth consists of about 8 blocks of town/city traffic and 7 miles of rural highway. So, I kind of got the best of both worlds at the moment (though I do miss being out in the country!).
