I'm in the process of doing the above and would like to hear about your experience. Were there any surprises? What was as you expected?

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[–] 9 points 1 year ago (1 child)

Depending on the town, it might be very religious, which means everything will be closed on Sundays. Restaurants, grocers, hardware stores, all of it.

Also, in the US, rural/small town vibes usually mean conservative politics are what goes. If it's a bedroom community, meaning most everyone commutes to the nearest city to go to work, then that's less likely, but there's no knowing until you're there.

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  • [–] [S] 7 points 1 year ago

    Also, in the US, rural/small town vibes usually mean conservative politics are what goes.

    This is a good point which I've considered and looked into a bit. This is in Ontario, Canada. The small town voted Liberal in our recent federal election. The bigger city I'm leaving voted Conservative. Curious as it's usually the other way around!

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