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THE WORD RETIREMENT CAN be difficult to define. Most people agree that it means they no longer will be waking up early and com- muting to the office each weekday morning. What is open to discus- sion, however, is exactly where they will spend their time after leaving the business world behind. Weather might play a vital role in that important decision, and so might scenery, historical significance and the availability of recreational activities such as golf, swimming, hiking, boating, surfing and bicy- cling. In many cases, people who would like to leave their winter par- kas and snow shovels behind when they pick a place to retire end up in the Southeastern United States. And those who need help deciding among North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida are discovering the Retirement Living Network in increasing numbers. Te RLN is a network of websites offering information on a wide array of potential retirement towns along the Southeast coast and further inland, where the mountains are the main natural attraction. For example, when you visit www.
RetiringToFlorida.com, you’ll find informative articles about some of the Sunshine State’s best beach towns, among them Amelia Island, Cocoa Beach, Fernandina Beach, Jacksonville Beach, Merritt Island and Daytona Beach. At www.
RetiringToGeorgia.com, you can read about the Peach State’s coastal cities, including Brunswick, Savannah, St. Simons Island and Jekyll Island, but you’ll also find information about inland towns such as Augusta,
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the home of the Masters Golf Tournament.
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www.RetiringToNorthCarolina. com. Te North Carolina website offers Bald Head Island and Calabash, near the ocean, and Asheville and Cashiers, in the mountains; on the South Carolina website, you’ll be able to visit a variety of retirement pos- sibilities, from remote Edisto Island on the coast to quaint Walterboro to fast-growing Greenville, at the foot of the mountains.
Te popularity of the Southeast, especially among northeasterners who have endured one brutal winter after another, is mirrored by the popularity of the Retirement Living Network. According to Google Analytics, New Yorkers have been the most common out-of-region visitors to the RLN. Te popularity of the RLN is obvious, with some visitors spending seven minutes or more searching through several of the sites. Other states with frequent visitors to the RLN include New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Te possibilities are almost endless, so click and tour your way through the Southeast’s hottest spots.
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