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Towns
The Bottom: Close to the school. Close to the electric company, phone company, stores. Hotter there than other towns.
St Johns: close to the elementary and high school if you have kids. Great views. Not as much rain there (a minus). Windwardside: close to the banks, stores, places to eat. A little more rain. No real downsides. Booby Hill: great views, close to Windwardside. Hells Gate: lots of apartments/houses. Close to Cove Bay for swimming and the airport. Great views of SXM and Barts. Farthest from the school. |
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Where to live?
I would suggest Windwardside. All the wives try to get together at the playground with our younger children twice a week. But even if you don't have younger children, it is at least a place to talk to others. I have heard that there is a family coming from Utah with an 11 year old, is that you or maybe someone else?? There is a family here with a 12 or 13 year old son also. Anyway, Windwardside is very central, Booby Hill is only a five minute walk and same with English Quater. Hope this helps!
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