Doylestown, PA. County seat of Bucks county, about 40 miles
as the crow flies North of Philadelphia. We border a very
scenic section of the Delaware river, the southern terminus
of which is where George Washington crossed over that famous
Christmas Eve to 'put brise up yon Hessians an toin da tide
a da war.' Doylestown is a 'Renaissance' town typical of a
small-town America that died and then came back to life with
very nice restaurants, pubs, and shops, all within walking distance
of my front door.

On the other hand, drive 4 miles the other way and I'm on my
friend's horse-farm (where I actually need to be in about an hour
to tend to a thoroughbred and a rocky mountain horse's evening
needs and to have them generally nudge me around and snuffle me).

Pretty nice spot.