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| 207705 | 10448 | Cities to Surf and raise a family in that are somewhat affordable? | 54 | KDenning | May 18, 2021 | 2021-05-18T16:34:41-0400 | JBorbone said: Check out St Augustine FL if you're willing to leave CA Click to expand... My parents moved us to Juno Beach (just south of Jupiter Beach) my freshman year of high school so I had four years in southern Florida before I moved to St. Augustine for undergrad and grad school (6 years total from 2009 - 2015.) St. Augustine is the only place not " out west" that I'd consider living. We've spent four years in Ventura but every summer we leave and live out of one of our van builds before we sell it and bounce around between high country in Colorado to see my folks, a few weeks in Idaho, a few weeks in Tahoe, and usually Montana and Wyoming too. After all of that traveling and checking out just about every spot on the coast between Santa Barbara and Ensenada, we would always be happy to go back to St. Augustine! Great, local food. Great sense of community. The surf is generally at least fun and sometimes it's really a lot of fun! If you're comparing coastal CA to coastal St. Augustine it's an absolute no-brainer depending on what you do for work. For what it's worth there is not a better taco in this country than Mojos on the boulevard. People can argue with me until they're blue in the face but until someone on here can say "I've had Mojos tacos and I think _____ is better" I'll stand behind that. |