I second Georgia, I see a lot from there. Also the Carolinas.

If you want to need to stay on the Northeast Corridor/Amtrak line,
Soueastern MA around Boston has lots of places but has the same pay-to-rent
ratio problems of NYC (low:high).

Philadelphia has looked very interesting, and the surrounding area which, if
you draw big midwestern-type regional circles, includes Allentown and
middle-of-Jersey and Delaware.

Some people consider Maryland and northern Jersey to be DC and NYC, based on
commuter traffic.

Kirsten Hammerstrom
Curator, Rhode Island Historical Society
110 Benevolent Street
Providence RI 02908
(401) 331-8575 x126


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