If you could live anyplace you wanted, where would it be ?

You've never been to Eugene have you. Its a mini Portland...

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St. Clair County, Michigan here.

Have called Michigan, Georgia, California and Alaska home. One side of the family is from Tennessee and have spent a lot of time there. Visited nearly every state and avoid interstates when traveling. For me, the choice would be difficult to pick one but top two are probably Sitka Alaska and Stanley Idaho.

I grew up in Montgomery (68, born in 1954) and I think Alabama is a great place to live if you can find the right place.

My brother has lived in Rome for 25 years. A childhood friend has a farm in the Menton area, east of the Ga state line.

Several friends that I grew up with live in Kennesaw and Jasper.

I spent most of my adult life in Atlanta (Dunwoody), 13 years in SoCal, 5 in NOLA, year in Houston.

I am in central NC now but I don't think this is where I will call home for long.

Last Edited by Hari_Seldon on 09/18/2022 12:31 PM

it wouldn't be this planet earth blue ball of shit

Absolutely agree. There is no way they have been there. Eugene is a shithole.

GLPistan

in the 1980s

There is no place on earth I'd like to live on.

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A Greek island, with hot summers, mild winters, mountains, sea..

In the 50's/60's in Los Angeles.

What was Sitka like?

My whole family, children and grandchild?

Norway.

Other than that, here, BC, wouldn't move for the world.

If forced to the US, Northern Mountains of Texas, Missouri Mountains and Lakes, potentially Arkansas, or East Tennessee.

Rural Colorado.

Peyton, Calhan, Elizabeth. There's lakes in Colorado, some have beaches.

Last Edited by SaveAmericaFightNWO on 09/18/2022 12:41 PM

Been there several times from the 90's to just before C19. The Rockies on the ocean best describes the area. It's a quiet forested island with a small airport. If you like boating and fishing, you'll like it.

Eleuthera, Bahamas
I lived there from '79 to '80, went back in 2003, it was virtually unchanged. Reminded me of what 1940's America might have been like.

In the Laurentian mountains in Quebec, Canada, at the side of a lake.

Assuming money is no object, Amalfi Coast, Italy.

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Boerne Taxes

Good choice. It's beautiful there.

Cold, damp, miserable... If there was a thread called If you could live anywhere where wouldn't it be, I'd pick Scotland.

There are places like that in the Kootneys, and even around Terrace BC, which is beautiful.

Hot springs display magma closer to the surface and with the pole shift going on, wouldn't like that.

Kate's location is more ideal, but there are issues with east side of the rockies as well, but for overall safety, if you can avoid cold, tornado's, and get a property close to the rockies, in the foothills, it is probably the most ideal spot in Canada.

Last Edited by Sungaze_At_Dawn on 09/18/2022 12:51 PM

I'm not going to say, because then more idiots will move there and drive up housing prices with their cash purchases. I know this forum is full of mining and stonk tards who make their money from playing around with paper instead of actually producing something valuable to society.

You fucks are part of the problem.

Carmel, California
Little Cayman, Cayman Islands
Punta del Este, Uraguay
French Riviera
Dubrovnik, Croatia

1820's

You will need a UFO or a time machine for that.

And the Amalfi Coast, Italy.

Venice beach and Pacific Ocean Park were the place to be back then. The Beach Boys, Sandra Dee, Hobie surfboards. It quickly fell into a leftist shithole by the late 60’s.