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The Bar => The Lounge => Topic started by: GrayBeard on December 31, 2007, 09:43:52 PM
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So, to all the people like that crazy Rebel running this hole who have experienced different places to live in...what is your favorite?
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My parent's house. :busted:
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My parent's house. :busted:
Come on....You know what I meant.
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I'm partial to Florida, but Arizona was gorgeous too.
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I'm partial to Florida, but Arizona was gorgeous too.
What part of Florida? For the last ~3 years I have called Central Florida home.
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Come on....You know what I meant.
Georgia. Hated Mississippi, Germany is not me, and I wouldn't want to live anywhere else than the Southeast. As for short-time living arrangements like deployments, well.....just think about that for a minute. :uhsure:
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I'm partial to Florida, but Arizona was gorgeous too.
What part of Florida? For the last ~3 years I have called Central Florida home.
Central and South Florida. Went to high school in south and lived my last couple years there in central. Little town called Wauchula for about a year and then on to St. Cloud area.
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NW LP Michigan so far. Fishins great, huntings great, just enough civilization to have what you need, and just back water enough to have the privacy you want.
I'd like to retire then when my stint in the AF is done. As fast as the area is growing though, I'm afraid it won't be what I remember.
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I've live in TX, CO, KS, OR, TN, FL and WV.
All of the places have their benefits, but I must admit, I find myself missing FL a bit more than I expected to.
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Come on....You know what I meant.
Georgia. Hated Mississippi, Germany is not me, and I wouldn't want to live anywhere else than the Southeast. As for short-time living arrangements like deployments, well.....just think about that for a minute. :uhsure:
I was in south GA for 2 years and I think it was the best place I've lived.
I grew up on Cape Cod and that would be my number 1 place to live 15 years ago. But it has changed a lot so much so that we moved away, traffic for one; and housing costs were out of control - though that seems to have made a minor correction.
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I was in south GA for 2 years and I think it was the best place I've lived.
I grew up on Cape Cod and that would be my number 1 place to live 15 years ago. But it has changed a lot so much so that we moved away, traffic for one; and housing costs were out of control - though that seems to have made a minor correction.
If "South Georgia" you mean Valdosta, well, I'm not "neck" enough to live there. :lmao:
If you mean Savannah, oh man, I'm there.
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I was in south GA for 2 years and I think it was the best place I've lived.
I grew up on Cape Cod and that would be my number 1 place to live 15 years ago. But it has changed a lot so much so that we moved away, traffic for one; and housing costs were out of control - though that seems to have made a minor correction.
If "South Georgia" you mean Valdosta, well, I'm not "neck" enough to live there. :lmao:
If you mean Savannah, oh man, I'm there.
I spent several long weekends in Savannah as well as 2 St Paddy's Days and that is the area I would look at if I could get my wife to leave the northeast.
I was stationed at Kings Bay/ St Mary's thats about as far south as you can get without being in FLA.
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I spent several long weekends in Savannah as well as 2 St Paddy's Days and that is the area I would look at if I could get my wife to leave the northeast.
I was stationed at Kings Bay/ St Mary's thats about as far south as you can get without being in FLA.
Best of both worlds then, Savannah and Jacksonville. :cheersmate:
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I spent several long weekends in Savannah as well as 2 St Paddy's Days and that is the area I would look at if I could get my wife to leave the northeast.
I was stationed at Kings Bay/ St Mary's thats about as far south as you can get without being in FLA.
Best of both worlds then, Savannah and Jacksonville. :cheersmate:
Jacksonville, we were there almost every weekend. Just down the highway and over the bridge.
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Minnesota has some good hunting and fishing. If one is into winter sports, it's a great place to live, but not for this Texas Boy. San Diego was pretty good on the whole, but the city, itself, sucks. Outlying burbs are pretty OK. Texas is my "home" and I plan on returning pretty soon. Of course I'd prefer to be in North Central Texas.
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Minnesota has some good hunting and fishing. If one is into winter sports, it's a great place to live, but not for this Texas Boy. San Diego was pretty good on the whole, but the city, itself, sucks. Outlying burbs are pretty OK. Texas is my "home" and I plan on returning pretty soon. Of course I'd prefer to be in North Central Texas.
Too bad you can't kill but one f'n Deer. :whatever:
Lame ass Yank state. :-)
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Depends on where in MN that one hunts. Up North, some areas allow up to five deer. I just hunt the wrong place.
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I was never stationed in Nashville, but I lived there for a couple of years after I got out, moved back to Ohio because my dad asked me too, but, if I EVER get the chance I would LOVE to move back to Nashville!! I loved it there, great night life, nice people, easy to get around and the cost of living was not too bad. Other than that, Florida simply because my kids live there!
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Fave place to live would be either San Diego CA, Buenos Aires Argentina, London England, Vancouver, Toronto or Fairbanks Alaska.
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Texas hillcountry...northwest of Austin.
I am presently in exile in Tennessee, near Nashville. Too far east and too far north for me.
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Minnesota has some good hunting and fishing. If one is into winter sports, it's a great place to live, but not for this Texas Boy. San Diego was pretty good on the whole, but the city, itself, sucks. Outlying burbs are pretty OK. Texas is my "home" and I plan on returning pretty soon. Of course I'd prefer to be in North Central Texas.
Too bad you can't kill but one f'n Deer. :whatever:
Lame ass Yank state. :-)
Is that all? Hell, in Michigan you can get 3 no probs. If you live in a TB area, you can bag as many as you want.
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Texas hillcountry...northwest of Austin.
I am presently in exile in Tennessee, near Nashville. Too far east and too far north for me.
I know someone in Cedar Park...is that close to the area of Texas you like? I know Cedar Park is outside of Austin, just not sure where.
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Fairbanks Alaska.
I'll pass on that one. :-)
http://arcticcam.com/cam/
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Texas hillcountry...northwest of Austin.
I am presently in exile in Tennessee, near Nashville. Too far east and too far north for me.
I know someone in Cedar Park...is that close to the area of Texas you like? I know Cedar Park is outside of Austin, just not sure where.
My FIL lives there. When I lived in Austin, circa 20 years ago, Cedar Park was waaaaaay out in teh sticks. Now it's "in town". I sooooo wanna go home.
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Texas hillcountry...northwest of Austin.
I am presently in exile in Tennessee, near Nashville. Too far east and too far north for me.
I know someone in Cedar Park...is that close to the area of Texas you like? I know Cedar Park is outside of Austin, just not sure where.
My FIL lives there. When I lived in Austin, circa 20 years ago, Cedar Park was waaaaaay out in teh sticks. Now it's "in town". I sooooo wanna go home.
Yeah, I get that impression from that buddy of mine too. I think even when he moved there 10 or so years ago it was still pretty much the sticks.
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lug-nut, at least you're STILL in the Southland. Your life could be worse and you could be banished to Minnesota!! (Land of 10,000,000 Liberals) I'm working on getting back to Texas, myself !!
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I miss Tallahassee. Someone told me recently that Tally is backward compared to Atlanta. I would think anything looks slow compared to a big city :whatever:
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I was born and raised in the Mid-South - MS/TN. I spent years in North Texas (Dallas area) and I've been in the D.C. area for a few years. I've also spent time overseas. I most certainly prefer anywhere in the South or Texas. I can't wait to move away from here. :-)
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lug-nut, at least you're STILL in the Southland. Your life could be worse and you could be banished to Minnesota!! (Land of 10,000,000 Liberals) I'm working on getting back to Texas, myself !!
OMG, I could never survive the winters up there. To me, anything north of Waco is yankee country. :-)
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Miami....because I love the beach.....but I have a vacation home in the North Georgia mountains that also has breathtaking views....
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Miami....because I love the beach.....but I have a vacation home in the North Georgia mountains that also has breathtaking views....
Ever been to Blueridge, GA?
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Ever been to Blueridge, GA?
Yep, good times, good times. :cheersmate:
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lug-nut, at least you're STILL in the Southland. Your life could be worse and you could be banished to Minnesota!! (Land of 10,000,000 Liberals) I'm working on getting back to Texas, myself !!
OMG, I could never survive the winters up there. To me, anything north of Waco is yankee country. :-)
Next, you'll be saying I'm a Sooner fan and an Okie!! :o
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I was raised in L.A., no, not Lower Alabama! Lived for a while in Tokyo but the two places my wife and I enjoy the most:
Yucca Valley CA and Fayetteville PA. Small town life is the best.
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Miami....because I love the beach.....but I have a vacation home in the North Georgia mountains that also has breathtaking views....
Ever been to Blueridge, GA?
Yes, my house is in Dawsonville...I have a panoramic view of the mountains. I'm about 10 minutes from Amicacola state park.....My favorite hiking spot. Last time I was there I took a ride to Tennessee to see Ruby Falls and Lookout Mountain.
Compared to the flat lands of Florida, Georgia is amazing....Love going up there when I need a break from the rat race.
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Favorite place to live has to be Montana. I could never live in the south...sorry southerners. Once it gets above 45 degrees I begin to sweat profusely :-)
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Miami....because I love the beach.....but I have a vacation home in the North Georgia mountains that also has breathtaking views....
Ever been to Blueridge, GA?
Yes, my house is in Dawsonville...I have a panoramic view of the mountains. I'm about 10 minutes from Amicacola state park.....My favorite hiking spot. Last time I was there I took a ride to Tennessee to see Ruby Falls and Lookout Mountain.
Compared to the flat lands of Florida, Georgia is amazing....Love going up there when I need a break from the rat race.
I went to Blueridge for the first time this past fall (we usually go to G'berg/P'forge). Took the train to McCaysville/Coppertown.