Where would you move?

[79coyotefrg]

I say, Jamaica.  Ditch the college idea.  You can live in a hut and live off the land.  Fish, and trade coconuts for whatever else you need.   That's my plan anyway. 

  Jan     lay off the Bahama mamas 









   

[lilbuddy]

Daytona Beach' FL! Lots of        and          and it's not that far a drive N. for rock crawling in the neighboring states.

Now are you just throwing out ideas for shits and giggles or do they actually mean something? So far it doesnt seem like its meaning much...

[79coyotefrg]

Now are you just throwing out ideas for shits and giggles or do they actually mean something? So far it doesnt seem like its meaning much...

dude  its been 20 years  since i was   on Daytona beach  but  im quite sure  they be plenty of    and there  STILL

[lilbuddy]

Im not denying that now am I?

[Lady Di]

I work for an architectural firm, and I am currently doing work on a project at Daytona Beach Community College.
That's what gave me the idea.
It's about a mile from the beach. Its a very well respected community college, there are a lot of other well respected colleges in the area, the cost of living in FL is WELL BELOW CA. so the relocation costs would be a plus to him.
AND.. it is warm here most of the year... Daytona beach.... Not only the college weeks but... bike week ... race week ... biketoberfest ..   ...

[DTB]

I say, Jamaica.  Ditch the college idea.  You can live in a hut and live off the land.  Fish, and trade coconuts for whatever else you need.   That's my plan anyway. 

thats a great idea as long as you dont leave the resort! Only place I've been where I was like "oh man it would be cool to live here" was British Columbia and maybe Colorado...i think i just like mountains

[Lady Di]

And it is not THAT far of a drive to get out of FL to do some wheeling in GA.
and did I mention warm ALL the time and a lot of  

[Shamb]

Not only the college weeks but... bike week ... race week  ... biketoberfest ..   ...

Soooo... MrsW...  are you telling us your a regular to these functions?      

[Lady Di]

Nope, sorry Shamb.. never been witness.. just live in the vicinty... can't help but hear.. including those that decide to change balconies at 5 stories up.

[Lady Di]

I personally would not get close to the coast during those events... BUT.. if you happen to be a student.. a mile within walking distance... ~winkwinknudgenudge~  ... say no more...

[JanMarie13]

thats a great idea as long as you dont leave the resort! Only place I've been where I was like "oh man it would be cool to live here" was British Columbia and maybe Colorado...i think i just like mountains

Not at a RESORT silly.....I'm talking about roughing it here.  Just dressing in leaves, fishing and trading coconuts. And whatever else villagers do.  No cell phones, no internet, no 8-4 desk jobs.  Just living as one with nature as it was intended.

[DTB]

Not at a RESORT silly.....I'm talking about roughing it here.  Just dressing in leaves, fishing and trading coconuts. And whatever else villagers do.  No cell phones, no internet, no 8-4 desk jobs.  Just living as one with nature as it was intended.

from what ive heard the locals dont take well to outsiders....   

[Lady Di]

Not at a RESORT silly.....I'm talking about roughing it here.  Just dressing in leaves, fishing and trading coconuts. And whatever else villagers do.  No cell phones, no internet, no 8-4 desk jobs.  Just living as one with nature as it was intended.

I have heard what it is like outside of the resort areas of those places...I wouldn't wish that on anyone

[Lady Di]

from what ive heard the locals dont take well to outsiders....  

 and that was from my 'island' sis in law.. 

[Ramrod]

Ive been doing some looking around and colorodo looks pretty cool. anyone have any experience with denver? or is there a better city? 

[JanMarie13]

Ive been doing some looking around and colorodo looks pretty cool. anyone have any experience with denver? or is there a better city? 

I have a friend who lives in Denver and he seems to like it alot.  I can ask him for details on the area activities and/or best towns to live in if you want. 

[Rocksurfer]

SDSU, close to the beach, and not to far from some great wheeling.

[Tallchevy]

Idaho??

X2 or Utah or Colorado

I spent a month in Aurora Colorado and had a great time. Nice people.. nice homes and somewhat similar to CA so its not a HUGE change from the norm.


I hear its about the same.. pricing wise.  But I enjoyed it and wouldn't mind living there one day.

I've been to Aurora Colorado. It reminded me of Oakland CA 

Ive been doing some looking around and colorodo looks pretty cool. anyone have any experience with denver? or is there a better city? 

Denver is still a big city. I would move to Boulder Colorado.

Where ever you decide to go, try to get your vehicles reg first & put on your plates. People in other states don't like Californian's 

[Tool Pimp]

Buy a single wide park it at the hammers and take some on-line classes 

[84socal]

the moon

[Wermz84]

I hate fire..........

All the more reason to fight it.   

[BLACKDOG]

I say, Jamaica.  Ditch the college idea.  You can live in a hut and live off the land.  Fish, and trade coconuts for whatever else you need.   That's my plan anyway. 

Jan, don't forget, you'll need to wear the coconuts to get the real experience    I think we'll need some photos for demonsrative purposes

[Gittinit]

Both of my brothers moved from CA to Round Rock, Texas (outside of Austin). Great college town (UT) and the cost of living is really low.

I spent a few years there as a kid then moved further out to a small town called Taylor. I can't comment on how it is now but I have great memories of growing up there.

[tulsa_97sr5]

If I were to move back to colorado I'd pick Fort Collins over Denver or Boulder, but I'm biased that way.  Not great for a career, but an awesome place to go to school.

[Shoyrtt]

I spent a few years there as a kid then moved further out to a small town called Taylor. I can't comment on how it is now but I have great memories of growing up there.

From what my brothers tell me, Round Rock is the product of Dell Computer which is headquartered there. A majority of the construction and improvements stem from Dell who bypassed Austin for a smaller town environment. They both like it other than the weather. They were in San Diego before the move and you can't get weather better than SD. 8)

[JanMarie13]

Jan, don't forget, you'll need to wear the coconuts to get the real experience    I think we'll need some photos for demonsrative purposes

   i will keep that in mind Jason, but keep in mind, I may not have internet access in my hut!!   

[TacoStewie]

have you looked at Fort Collins Colorado. they got it all execpt the beach

[Caboose]

Well, in all reality i might be moving to Oregon after i finish college.  How are the lows up there?  (Gun laws and off roading laws)  also, how are the trails up there?

[Yota Up]

Chico :flipoff:

Yup, when I read his post and what he wants - CHICO hits the spot.

Drunk easy girls by night.  Plentiful wheelin and fishin by day.
Oh, and school can fit in somewhere between those.

[Yota Up]

Well, in all reality i might be moving to Oregon after i finish college.  How are the lows up there?  (Gun laws and off roading laws)  also, how are the trails up there?

Oregon is awesome.  Just moved here from CA and I love it.
30 round mags are good to go, CCW's handed out like M&M's.  No more Cali Commie BS.

Oh, and wheelin?  All good baby, this is last night, 10 minutes from my house: