I find this list most fascinating for any number of reasons. Only once city in Washington State, but two cities in Minnesota. Connecticut, expected. Massachusetts: only two cities. But look at California. Wow.
Only six states represented: CA, CT, MA, MN, HI, WA. Is every state a blue state? If so, think about that. I wonder if any of these cities has a wind turbine, or a solar farm? Just saying.
Business Insider, November 10, 2015:
25
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Winchester
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MA
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24
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Westport
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CT
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23
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Mercer Island
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WA
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22
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Medina
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MN
|
21
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Sherman Oaks
|
CA
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20
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Wellesley
|
MA
|
19
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Moraga
|
CA
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18
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Cambridge
|
MA
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17
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Honolulu
|
HI
|
16
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Campbell
|
CA
|
15
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Danville
|
CA
|
14
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Greenwich
|
CT
|
13
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Pasadena/South
|
CA
|
12
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Santa Barbara
|
CA
|
11
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San Francisco
|
CA
|
10
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Redwood City
|
CA
|
9
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Orono
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MN
|
8
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Sunnyvale
|
CA
|
7
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San Mateo
|
CA
|
6
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Arcadia
|
CA
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5
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Los Gatos
|
CA
|
4
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Cupertino
|
CA
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3
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Saratoga
|
CA
|
2
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Palo Alto
|
CA
|
1
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Newport Beach
|
CA
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The Wall
First time she saw this "rock wall," she conquered it in seconds, and then did it four more times. She learned on a much tougher "rock wall" in her own park. This one was "taller" but the one she learned on was "straight up." Her oldest sister is into water polo; her middle sister is into soccer; it looks like Sophia is into rock climbing.