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Comparing Two Cities: Saint Louis Vs San Diego

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In this essay, I am going to discuss how Saint Louis is better than San Diego. The two Cities have their differences, For example: Saint Louis has 4 seasons; fall, spring, summer and winter, but San Diego does not. San Diego has one season, which is summer ( year –round). Saint Louis is centrally located in the Midwest; right smack in the middle of America. On the other-hand, San Diego is located in California on the far west coast of the United

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