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Originally Posted by LukeA
I guess I'm thinking in terms of the geography of the land bordering the beach, not necessarily the water/beach quality (which is based on the local environment/maintenance or lack thereof more than anything else). In that sense, the difference between, say, a Northern California beach and Southern would be pretty dramatic.
Then again, I'm biased- I would rather live in Detroit than Miami- so don't listen to me  |
It's ok. The geography of the southern half of Florida is flat. Everyone knows that. I love all the islands though around the water. Personally I'd rather live here than California. For a few reasons. I like the Florida feel and climate but I wouldn't live in Miami either.