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Finding the Best Places to Retire Since 2006!

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"Do what you can, with what you have, where you are." ~Theodore Roosevelt

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June 8, 2023

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In Depth Review:

Frisco, Colorado

This cute mountain town is tucked along the shores of sparkling Dillon Reservoir high in the Rocky Mountains and has a downtown full of fun shops, galleries, restaurants and more. Outdoor recreation is outstanding.

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Town Snapshot:

Lake Lure, North Carolina

A popular resort town, Lake Lure is nestled around sparkling Lake Lure in western North Carolina's scenic Blue Ridge Mountains and has been a favorite retirement spot for years.

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Town Snapshot:

Ellijay, Georgia

In the lush Appalachian foothills of North Georgia, little Ellijay is the "Apple Capital of Georgia" and has an apple festival, wineries and antique stores (some people call it a drinking town with an antiques problem).

Short Review:

Dunedin, Florida

Once home to Florida's largest sailing fleet, Dunedin sits on Florida's Gulf Coast and today is known for its cute, walkable downtown, pretty marina and five miles of sparkling oceanfront beaches with warm blue waters.

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Seabrook, Texas

Along Galveston Bay on Texas' Gulf Coast, Seabrook is a bird sanctuary with a suburban quality and a large boating community.

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Temecula, California

Set amid rolling vineyards in the heart of Southern California's wine country, Temecula is known for its Spanish influences, plentiful wineries, fun balloon and wine festival, beautiful homes and trendy, walkable Old Town.

Town Snapshot:

Mesilla, New Mexico

Outside of Las Cruces in southeastern New Mexico, historic Mesilla is popular with tourists and has adobe architecture, fun shops, great restaurants, colorful galleries, cozy bookstores and more.

In Depth Review:

Murrells Inlet, South Carolina

Once a pirates' lair, today quiet Murrells Inlet is a little fishing village known as the "Seafood Capital of South Carolina" and is not far from lively Myrtle Beach.

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Yellow Springs, Ohio

Outside of Dayton in southwestern Ohio, Yellow Springs is a charming, offbeat village with colorful shops, art galleries, eateries, studio tours and more.

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Crescent Beach, Florida

In a world by itself, little Crescent Beach sits south of historic St. Augustine on the northeastern Florida coast and boasts miles of wide white beaches.

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Payson, Arizona

Surrounded by the sprawling Tonto National Forest at 5,000 feet above sea level in central Arizona, peaceful Payson is a jumping off point for outdoor adventure.

Town Snapshot:

Jekyll Island, Georgia

Along the southern Georgia coast, idyllic Jekyll Island is one of the Golden Isles and has 10 miles of soft sand beaches, gorgeous sunsets and an untamed quality (but with amenities).

Town Snapshot:

Loudon, Tennessee

Nestled in the foothills of East Tennessee's lush Great Smoky Mountains, charming Loudon was once a busy Tennessee River steamship port and has a country vibe.

Town Snapshot:

Bellingham, Washington

Not far from the Canadian border, Bellingham sits on a beautiful coastal bay in the shadow of Mt. Baker and boasts outstanding outdoor recreation. Locals also enjoy a popular farmers' market, a symphony orchestra, fun festivals and more.

In Depth Review:

Lynchburg, Virginia

Leisurely Lynchburg sits amid rolling hills in central Virginia and boasts a reasonable cost of living, a historic sensibility, a mellow pace and leafy neighborhoods.

Town Snapshot:

Matlacha, Florida

On Florida's southwestern coast, balmy little Matlacha sits on an island and is home to colorful shops, fun eateries, quirky galleries and funky homes, all of which sit next to a canal.

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