I live in a little village basically. Its sort of a town, has its own zipcode, but they closed our post office after it was flooded by a hurricane again a few years ago. Now I have to go a few towns over to get my mail since I don't want a mailbox in front of my house.  I guess you could sort of call it suburban, but it doesn't have that feel to it.

I live in the center of Athens
its pretty crowded so it is rather safe...
and its a beautiful city too...

I like it I wish Ill be able to enjoy it more on the future

I live on the countryside in Sweden. I have almost 10 miles to the nearest city(Helsingborg). Most of the year it is great. But during the winter it's awful because there is snow everywhere and there are never any vehicles that will plow the snow. On occasion we get so much snow that we can't get outside because it almost covers our doors completely.

I live in a western suburb of Chicago(20 miles) and I was born in Chicago and grew up in another western suburb about 4 miles from where I live now.

I think we're going to St Johns, an urbanish but way less dense than I'm usually okay with neighborhood of Portland. If we do, it will be through Home Forward (aka HAP/housing authority of portland), but even as a normal renter I was looking at going to either that area or south of Powell or Holgate soon because rents have skyrocketed since we moved here. If we go to St Johns we can easily access a huge woodsy park in addition to the rivers and lots of small parks, and there's some decent music and food nearby. Public transit and grocery store access there is not good.

I live in the 50s part of the NE quadrant of my city right now (where the river is zero/center and anything in either direction proceeds to higher numbers). We can walk downtown in about an hour, and we have access to lots of buses and grocery stores, but we're far enough out that there aren't sidewalks everywhere, and being close to the freeway means that many drivers are speeding and not expecting pedestrians. I don't plan to ever not be at least an occasional pedestrian.

Bonny Dundee in Scotland ^^

I'm on a top floor of a tower of flats, so I get to look out over the city at night and make many super hero references.

St. Louis suburbs

Grew up 7 miles outside a small town on one of my parents farms. 2 story pre civil war farm house on a 1oo acres. Best times of my life.

Currently living just outside of studentville.

Quote from: Fer on July 05, 2007, 07:27:12 PM
London, UK

Ooh, that's my second favorite place in the world! (Greece being my first, Tennessee being my third)

I am Jill of the Hill People.  Many places have I been, many things have I seen.

Well, I do live in the hills of Los Angeles.

A very rural little village in the rolling green hills of the northern half of England. Almost in the middle of nowhere - with no shops, leafy country lanes, acres of woodland, riding schools every fifty feet and where, if you listen closely on a dark, moonlit night, you may well hear the faint strains of banjo music.

In the land of Oz between harbour and beach, with cyclists, dogs and occasional storms.

Quote from: Sephirah on August 29, 2014, 04:52:46 PM
A very rural little village in the rolling green hills of the northern half of England. Almost in the middle of nowhere - with no shops, leafy country lanes, acres of woodland, riding schools every fifty feet and where, if you listen closely on a dark, moonlit night, you may well hear the faint strains of banjo music.

Sounds Idyllic, can I visit?

Quote from: LordKAT on August 29, 2014, 07:02:40 PM
Sounds Idyllic, can I visit?

I wish it were, lol. The place is lovely, the people... not so much.

But anytime, hon. I'll have the coffee ready.

Quote from: Sephirah on August 29, 2014, 07:10:55 PM
I wish it were, lol. The place is lovely, the people... not so much.

But anytime, hon. I'll have the coffee ready.

Got tea?

I live in a known urban city.. It's super awesome. I live next to a CVS so I can literally go in my pajamas if I need to buy something cause it's next door!

Besides, I can get around easily using the subway/metro even though I don't really have a need to navigate around.

A large well known seaside town in Lancashire

I live in a rural area. A small village on some sea cliffs.

The nearest hospital, bank, or major supermarket is thirty minutes' drive away. There is almost nothing here to amuse the average city person.

We get a lot of tourists though.

Rural, and I hate it. I wish to live more urban but suburban would be fine too. I'm a total city person at heart, and living close to nature as I do now only bores me half to tears. But I don't have the means to move where I want even remotely, so I just have to grit my teeth and bare with it for another 5-10 years or so...