What do Sequim, Washington, Denver, Colorado, A nudist resort in Edinburg, Texas, and Napa Valley, have in common?
According to a study done by Huffington Post staff, surveyed people and analyzed the results. In fact, Huff/Post50 asked Facebook users, what city in America do YOU believe to be the best place to grow old — and why?
Sequim, Washington scored the number one slot, followed by A nudist resort in Edinburg, Texas in 2nd place in the list of the best places to grow old in America, which also includes Denver, Colorado, Sarasota, Florida and Napa Valley, California.
Take a look at the top 5 best places to grow old in the United States:
1.) Sequim, Washington – It’s near the water, and same rainfall as Los Angeles. Or Walla Walla, Washington. Four mile seasons and tons of wineries. Both places are much cheaper than Los Angeles.
2.) A nudist resort in Edinburg, Texas – It is beautiful, the cost of living is low, the people are gracious, the exercise plentiful, and the social schedule packed. After a lifetime of very hard work, we have found our own little paradise.
3.) Denver, Colorado – 300 days of sunshine annually. Beautiful scenery with four actual seasons
4.) Sarasota, Florida – There’s a reason it’s the demographically oldest ‘large’ county in the country!”
5.) Napa Valley, California – you will be living in a little piece of heaven where the weather is almost always perfect.
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