Although the United States was preparing to Collect but moving season usually begins in early Summer to date is still bustling. End of week I stumbled home he Andy Mason, a classical record collector, recently moved from Washington about the Crofton of the State of Maryland. His new home is in only 45 minute drive from the old. Andy Mason, now 65 years old that, just today before receiving the pension book is after he moved house immediately. "I don't see any reason to stay in the capital. Cramped, where parking is difficult and expensive, "he complained. American culture, Americans prefer to live in?Americans prefer to live in? (Photo: illustrations) Crofton though never reached the voting list Top 50 most alive places in America of any organization or any newspaper, but after few hours around here I see he had Andy. I do not have the opportunity to review the city's authentic way as the school system environment, the history or the weather, which is just under the simple criteria that Americans still or taken as a base. Each pump gasoline into the car SUV Suburban cloth, says Andy back to save a dozen gasoline in Crofton, near $ by only less than 3.3 USD/gallon (more than 3.5 liters) while in the capital is near 4 USD. Per 1 gallon of milk he bought in supermarkets also save him more than half a dollar. Each one cuts the hair he also only pay about $ 15, while in Washington go go cut hair in White's District cost 20 USD is sometimes impossible. Even movie tickets outside the theater in that also only on under us $ 10, about 30% cheaper. And Andy said, where he moved, many cars still plugged in the drive keys, while he also has not thought of having to go buy a gun stored under your pillow. But don't imagine that Crofton's wilderness. It's like a new residential area (established in less than 60 years). It only takes approximately five minutes to drive, says Andy can get to a shopping area with supermarkets and restaurants. Or more as long as 15 minutes is available, from Wallmart to Costco or Target, Macys..., the leading supermarket system and the names of top jobs created in the us. Didn't like New York, where people just go to collectors in the households of two times per week, clean appearance and a sweet Elf Crofton in the weekend. Turns out, people like Mr. Andy is not rare. Even the majority in America. PRB's report, an organization specializing in the study of population based in Washington d. c. recently said, up to 51% of Americans lived in the suburbs, while the proportion living in town is just 33%, and the remainder live in the remote countryside. Crofton is not typical, but it partly reflects the tendency to select where the lives of Americans: the cost of living was cheap, not hustle, high quality of education, job opportunities and more, that cultural life still full of entertainment.
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