Last week we began our new jaunt to the best places to live in North Carolina and
South Carolina exploring the best places to relocate or retire to in North Carolina that have populations between 30,000 and 50,000 people.
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And we're on the road again…
Well today we’re starting another journey across North Carolina and South Carolina.
I got such a great response to my series on best places to live in North Carolina and South Carolina with populations under 30,000 people that we’re going to take a step up.
Alright, last week you got a taste of what people are saying they like about living in college cities/towns and we looked at five of the best college and university towns in North Carolina.
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Well we’ve finally come to the end of a very long journey in search of the Best Places to live in South Carolina or
North Carolina. Your best places to Relocate or Retire in cities and towns with populations of 30,000 people or less.
Welcome back to our second week ( with the exception of our U-turn last week) of traveling around what I like to refer to as the South Carolina Mountain Region.
You must know that most South Carolinian's call their mountain region the Upcountry or Upstate South Carolina.
