Where in the US do you think you fit in the best overall?

@OogieBoogie canada is dry

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Just appease them @OogieBoogie and say Minnesota, it's practically Canada.

@AlchemyFox I have family out that way ...I fell in love with Jermone and Sedona ...

@SW-User Sedona is unreal. And it's all so vast, you could explore forever. So rich in natural and native history. Uuuggghhhh 😂

@AlchemyFox It's just so cool ...it's amazing how you just have to drive 3 hours from the desert to the mountains and it's completely different landscape and a lot colder too ...love it !

@Neman1622 Then why live there if it's too isolated. I'm sorry, just a bit comfused.

@Longpatrol I thought it would be good for me. I was wrong. Looking for new employment right now to relocate

@Longpatrol everybody I know says they envy my position. Well, if you've never lived this isolated, don't think you envy anything. It's a ton of work to live out here.

@Bexsy Missouri is nice. I lived in Saint Joe about a year.

@Bexsy show me...

@caPnAhab so hot. I can't imagine adjusting to that!

@Notsimilarreally didn’t answer the question


[quote] I've become well adjusted to the heat
is it a bad thing?[/quote]

@mysteryespresso Me? I did answer. It's a bad thing if you go north, where it's cold

@Notsimilarreally I don't know why, but we never got to Tomales, or not that I remember. Most of my family was in the Santa Rosa, Yuba City area, and few were strung out in wide spots in the road up and around Tahoe Nat'l Forest.

@Ontheroad how longs it been since you've been?

@Ontheroad Ashville is dope

@Notsimilarreally I live north in the Mountains so not as bad as down south by Flordia.

@Sojournersoul alright alright! Nice. Not on the coast. I know someone from Foley al and he always called it tropical weather

@Notsimilarreally Not on the coast at all. It can get hot and humid but not like the coast.

@Jeephikelove bolinas 🤩

@Notsimilarreally sounds great!!

@Jeephikelove Bolinas has a mojo you'd be good with.
For years the town tradition was removing the road signs to get there.

@Nitedoc southern MO was quite pretty. I think I dipped into AK on a trip but not for long.

@SW-User hi cherny

@Ferric67 * poots *

@MarineBob I liked living there. I like how it's in the middle of the country for some reason. And it's so green, it's laid back.

@Ferric67 I am in Queens on the East River. Are you in the LI Serial Killer area 🤔

@sladejr I live in the George santos district.
I use to live in little neck

@Ferric67 I'm in Great Neck all the time

@GuiltyBiStander I've lived in both.

@SinlessOnslaught it does exist, and it's beautiful!

@BobbyMoeven Mr limpit 😊

@Livingwell What state are you in?

@Musicman Oregon

@BeefySenpie you moved to washington?

@BeefySenpie Do you live in the eastern or western half of the state? Are you happy living there?

@Notsimilarreally I live in Western Australia

@LoneVoice Lived in Wyoming 12 years and fell in love with the state.

@LoneVoice same if I were to go back to the states. Fell in love with them travelling through

@InOtterWords I used to live there 😊
Pretty state

@V00doo oklahoma

@MethDozer Theyre too friendly and strangers talk to you and expect eye contact

@BlueGreenGrey I apologize. I have no interest in debating. I live in hurricane Alley in Florida. Having a generator is just a must here.

@Musicman We have plenty of gas lawnmowers and generators in Northern California,sir.

@dubkebab Good for you! It's nice to see people standing up for their rights! 🙂🙂🙂🙂

@BlueGreenGrey hard to say. I'm open minded. But I do enjoy being somewhat outdoorsy, spending summer at a river.or lake. Wouldn't want to be in a large city or suburb again, wasn't happy there. Maybe a mountainous small town is kind of my dream. I was thinking about moving to whitefish Montana or Jackson Wyoming before I ended up leaving the states.

@Notsimilarreally oh wow, you're an expat now ... I daydream about that sometimes

which country / region / province did you land in, if you don't mind sharing?
what made you leave the US?

for me a natural lake (not a dammed reservoir interfering with wildlife) would be a decent substitute for being by the coast, and ideally that seashore or lakeshore would be be next to mountains, as I love both landscapes, but would probably opt for the coast if forced to choose between mountains and the ocean

I like snow in small doses but I'm not sure how I would fare with it for weeks or months at a time

I love places like this where both meet, and this particular place is a rural spot in the middle of nowhere, I had the beach to myself

@MethDozer I really wanna see Maine. Lots of wild forest eh

@Notsimilarreally it's a whole different realm really