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A family traded Connecticut for retirement in a car-free Costa Rica beach town
"We fill every day. There's really not a lot of downtime, yet we never feel rushed or pushed or stressed," Andrew Rappaport told BI about life in Costa Rica.
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A family has relocated from Connecticut to a car-free beach town in Costa Rica, seeking a slower pace of life in retirement. The town, which has not been named, is characterized by a lack of cars, allowing residents to move about on foot or by bicycle. This environment is cited as a key factor in the family's decision to relocate. The family's experience in this town is described as one of balance, where daily activities are filled without feeling rushed or stressed.
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