I Guess I'm Moving Tomorrow...

I took a quiz at http://www.findyourspot.com/ to identify my ideal town in the U.S.A. and here is where I was told I would best fit (drum roll.......):

Berea, Kentucky
The Art Capital of Kentucky
This Kentucky college town has the highest concentration of Tibetans in the country.
Population: 11,259 | Average Home Price: $210,000 | Precipitation: 44" | Snow: 9"


The runners up...

Maryville, Tennessee
Heart of the Smoky Mountains
Located only 20 minutes from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, this spot boasts some of the region's best fishing and water sports.
Population: 23,100 | Average Home Price: $174,000 | Precipitation: 46" | Snow: 12"


Hendersonville, North Carolina
Jewel of the Blue Ridge
To reach this Blue Ridge's town's historic depot, trains must climb the steepest main-line standard gauge tracks in the country.
Population: 43,700 | Average Home Price: $179,000 | Precipitation: 50" | Snow: 11"


Johnstown, Pennsylvania
Gem of the Alleghenies
You'll find the best traditional music and ethnic food in Pennsylvania at this town's hugely popular Folk Fest.
Population: 24,000 | Average Home Price: $80,000 | Precipitation: 44" | Snow: 52"


Easton, Pennsylvania
The Waterfront Capital
You can see crayons being made at the Crayola factory in this Pennsylvania town.
Population: 26,200 | Average Home Price: $320,000 | Precipitation: 42" | Snow: 33"


Hickory, North Carolina
Blue Ridge Mountain Home
This area in North Carolina is known as the nation's furniture manufacturing capital.
Population: 39,500 | Average Home Price: $195,000 | Precipitation: 41" | Snow: 9"

-JN