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1. San Diego Many newcomers arrive in San Diego expecting sunshine to mean low bills, but the reality can be

1. Lanesboro Lanesboro, often called the “Bed and Breakfast Capital of Minnesota,” is a tiny town of around 750 residents.

1. Small Talk With Strangers If you’ve ever chatted with someone in line at a grocery store in Atlanta and

1. Santa Monica If you pull into one of the city-run lots near the pier, expect to pay between $3

1. Nashville, Tennessee Nashville used to revolve around songwriters’ rounds, dive bars, and recording studios that felt tucked away from

1. Las Vegas There’s over-the-top, and then there’s this desert playground that seems to have built an entire economy on

1. Truckee, California Truckee began as a railroad town and gateway to the Sierra Nevada. It was historically busiest during