Major port of Russia in Pacific ocean. I would like to visit in future. Eastern most and one of the most populous city of Russia. Also last station of trans Siberian railway (Moscow to Vladivostok).
What does it share with its neighbors? In what aspects does it differ from them? Are there any diferencies between the two parts of the country, which is split by Malaysia?
I am especially interested in hearing from people who are local / grew up there
From a small town in West Texas and come from a Mennonite family that moved to the USA. Much of the town’s population is Mennonite. AMA
My best friend is thinking about moving to Providence after finishing grad school to become a therapist. She’s looking for a liberal city in a blue state. How is Providence for a middle-aged, gay woman starting over without knowing anyone in Rhode Island?
I’m looking for a new place to live—something like Gatlinburg in that it is beautiful with easy walking access to trails, hills, elevation, and somewhat of a downtown so it isn’t isolated. Fresh air, ditch the car for most of the day, slightly social/not isolating, lots of elevation change! Any ideas?
Used to live outside Tokyo and could bike along the river and get to hiking in a quick minute but still be near grocery stores and fresh air. Thought about going back or just going to Gatlinburg but there’s gotta be places I just don’t know about!
What’s it like living in LA how do you afford to live somewhere that’s so expensive like houses are stupid expensive for just a normal looking house
It seems like there is not a lot going on out here. I see a lot of gas stations, and the occasional Buck Snort and Raising Cane's as you get closer to Omaha or Des Moines. Only one Wal Mart in the region and I don't think there are any Starbuck's. Apparently there is a big bike ride across the state every year so I guess that happens?
As a kid I watched often on news about tensions in belfast.. But I havent seen anything about that subject in a long time. Is it over, was it ever? How's life there generally, is it peaceful?