Land of the long white cloud, great choice! And no snakes!Middle-earth... I mean New Zealand.
I second this! I wish I could live in my city of the '80s or '90s. I suppose I'm just getting old and curmudgeonly, but it has become a lot more expensive, pretentious, and losing all the classic small businesses that I loved.Where I live now, but in the 90s.
I actually like where I live, but it's slowly turning into a place with not enough infrastructure all the new houses being built. Take it back a few decades to the late 90s, when the new hospital and doctors were just built, and I'd live here then.
I already answered this differently, but I would also like to try Sweden, as I have ancestry there. Scotland for the same reason. But I'd love to try living anywhere in Europe or Australia/New Zealand. Someplace that would be new, but the culture not so unfamiliar that I'd feel completely wrong-footed.Now, if we're talking international, I'd probably choose Sweden, because I am half Swedish and it looks like a lovely place to live. Runner-up would be Denmark.
If it does exist, take me with you!As someone who lives in Sweden now... I would move to a warmer place.
If money etc. wasn't a problem I would totally base my decision on the weather.
I like to live at place that has a temperature around 25C all year. A decent amount of rain so it isn't a desert, but no daily rains. Just enough so stuff can grow and survive.
Also no natural disasters like earthquakes, hurricanes and stuff like that. Preferable no dangerous animals like spiders and snakes either.
Does that exists?
/SK