Furthermore, there ain't no bugs to speak of. His articles have appeared in Southern Living , Newsweek , Esquire , and The New York Times Magazine . Runnerup Cities 2. When Berkeley professors retire they move to Ashland, a liberal oasis in conservative southern Oregon. Some 350,000 people converge on this tiny, walkable town for the renowned Oregon Shakespeare Festival each year from February through October.
Many visitors fall in love with the place and move there.
People who move here go around complimenting themselves every day. For the outdoors-lover, there's trout fishing in the Gila River, hikes through alpine forests and desert terrain, and visits to the Mimbrenos cliff dwellings. And friendliness is second nature. Chestertown With more than 100 restored Colonial buildings and Washington College , founded by George himself in 1782, Chestertown, on Maryland's Eastern Shore, is one of the National Trust's Top Ten historic towns in the United States. Nearby there's hiking, biking, and boating on the Chester River, and birdwatching at Eastern Neck Wildlife Refuge.