Introducing Boise
Boise is positively buzzing these days. Not only is it Idaho’s largest city and capital, it’s also young, hip and fun. With an outdoors slant and hassle-free vibe, this city where the desert meets the mountains is more than a gateway to Idaho’s wilder climes – it holds its own as a destination. Much of its late-19th-century architecture remains, cafés and restaurants stay open late, and crowds from nightspots spill onto the streets on hot summer nights. Locals consider Boise a gay-friendly city, and it has an active gay and lesbian community. And in recent years more than a few magazines have named it as one of America’s top places to live.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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RE: Taxi, Ho Chi Minh City, have I been ripped off
by bun_cha 20 August 2011
+that happens all over the world ...+ That's right. From Dallas to Delhi, from Bangkok to Boise, from - you get the picture.
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RE: Where to live for two or three months?
by barney_uk2 11 June 2011
Thanks, everyone. Santa Fe and Savannah I had thought about but then I figured I might spend too much time just enjoying them and not…
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RE: Where to live for two or three months?
by FlagStuff 11 June 2011
Unconventional suggestion: Boise, Idaho I've recently spent a bunch of time there for work, and have been very impressed with how liva…
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