Where would you like to call home?
#15
01-20-2009, 02:20 AM
toledo, oregon: small town nestled within a wooded area with a georgia pacific mill in town. it's about 10 miles east of newport, and us101. there's also a skatepark in town. can't beat that with a stick! it's one of those small towns that you can walk to any local establishment. oh yeah, you can also park a semi at gate 3 of the georgia pacific mill without any trouble. :thumbsup:
colorado springs or brighton, co: simply because it's pretty as can be over there. i love going to colorado because it's a very laid back state, and i absolutely love the music scene in denver.
#16
01-22-2009, 07:45 AM
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: SW Desert, nowhere else man!!
Posts: 641
I concur with you on Oregon as well as Washington.
I like deserts and all, but both of those states also have their own, unique charm about them. That and I think it's kind of cool how you could actually see forests from both Seattle and Portland, respectively. Then again, people always tend to ask me,"If you love the Pacific Northwest, then why do you harbor so much hate for Northern California?" I always say, "Negative energy in the soil, Bay Area is too bland, Mt Shasta has aliens in it., etc" I just manage to survive going through there due to cool things on either end of that region 
#17
01-22-2009, 10:41 AM
I lived in Denver for a while right after high school and liked it but I wouldn't want to be downtown, but within a short drive of downtown in case I wanted something to do.
Another option would be Casper, WY or thereabout. I grew up in wyoming and wouldn't mind moving back.
#18
01-22-2009, 11:13 AM
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: SW Desert, nowhere else man!!
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I lived in Denver for a while right after high school and liked it but I wouldn't want to be downtown, but within a short drive of downtown in case I wanted something to do.
Another option would be Casper, WY or thereabout. I grew up in wyoming and wouldn't mind moving back. The cold would be a whole, 'nother issue though.
#19
01-22-2009, 11:39 AM
This is one thing Obama might get right . .
. . but with or without him, I'm going.
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#20
01-22-2009, 11:48 AM
I'd love to live in Vermont.
Up until 2 years ago, my uncle used to have a ski resort in a small "town" called Bolton Valley, which is about 30 minutes east of Burlington. He since "retired", moved to New Mexico and bought a chain of gas stations.. Anyway...It is freaking BEAUTIFUL up there! The mountains up there are amazing. From the balconys of his in, you could see a huge section of the adirondack mountains. UNBELIEVABLE on a summer night with the stars. My wife and I actually got married there....In the woods!  I think we may make it back up for one of our anniversaries. Time will tell. But other than there, I really cant think of another place that I'd LOVE to live. Good thread by the way.
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