Yes. But only if you like character over convenience. If you want a town that feels like a hug from a dusty, beautiful old book, this is it. It’s safe. It’s pretty. It smells like beer and history.
Would I move there tomorrow? I’d pack a bag and a kettle. It’s the kind of place where you buy daffodils from a man on a corner, and your life slows down to a pleasant crawl. Nice is an understatement. It’s a little bit magic.
So, go visit. Have a pint. Walk the creek. Then decide. But be warned: you might never want to leave. And honestly? That’s the best kind of problem to have.
