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I've always wanted a Bren Ten, this would be the perfect excuse to plunk the cash down. Miami Group-Move?
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If you lived in Mass and had to move
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I've always wanted a Bren Ten, this would be the perfect excuse to plunk the cash down. Miami Group-Move?
The second I can find a job where I can afford a place by myself, I'm off to NH no questions asked. I don't care where, or what I do for work, as long as I'm not working 70hrsx6days a week and can afford a roof over my head.
Those hobbits made a real mess of the place though.
Im still deciding between buying land in florida or texas, texas seems to be winning out though.
Lived there before?
I've lived in FL, MA, NH, KY, and GA. If I was willing to give up snow and ocean, something near Louisville KY would be right fine. Or Lexington area.
Georgia, not so much but maybe around Dahlonega. FL, too flat and barely a twisty road in the place.
Very nice area, my grand parents used to live there before moving to the carolinas. Check out all the springs in the area.
NH . . . and that is still my plan whenever my Wife decides to retire (since the kind of work she does is non-existent in NH).
Talk about moonbat country!!!
Jackson, Wyoming. Hands down coolest place ive ever been. Maybe its because it was the only place/time i got to play with a belt-fed![[smile]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/001.gif "Smile [smile]")
Garys
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South or West. TX, AL, FL (not south), SC, or maybe VA. I've come to hate the cold, so NH is a worst case scenario, but it's not MA. A lot will depend on where the kids and grandkid(s) end up since my son has left MA behind and my daughter plans to when she gets her Masters Degree.
I'm heading to NH this winter because I like my job in Boston and just need to get out of MA. My 3 year plan is to be in NC, but my life goal is to have a nice tract of land in Montana or maybe Mid-West Wyoming.
Alaska or Texas. Probably Alaska because it's has terrain closer to N.E.
I did want to move to Colorado, but from what I hear, it's been infested with commiefornians.
I did want to move to Colorado, but from what I hear, it's been infested with commiefornians.
Either to our house in So. Maine or my family's house in central TN. Our house in So. Maine is right on the NH/ME border so we can do all of our shopping in tax free NH.
Even though the other houses are paid for we won't be moving anytime soon because of health issues in my wife's family.
Even though the other houses are paid for we won't be moving anytime soon because of health issues in my wife's family.
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To a state that has little pension liability, low or no income tax, alot of deer, and is warmer and drier. I dont know if such a place exists but ill be looking to find it in the next five years. After my kid exits school. Im outta here.
Ive been to texas and liked it there. But id consider back and forth between north and south.
Ive been to texas and liked it there. But id consider back and forth between north and south.
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I'm thinking NH AND Virginia, in a snowbird scenario.
Virginia is close enough to get back to New England in one day (to see the grandchildren), has mountains and the ocean, and the highest number of machine guns in the nation!
The gun laws in VA actually have some logic attached. For example, in VA if you want to drop your son/daughter off at school, you can carry a firearm onto school grounds - you just have to remain in the car.
The weather can get tough in VA, but it's certainly more moderate than Florida or New England. A friend once told me that he was visiting VA for retirement shopping, and ran into alot of "half-backs." When I asked him to explain, he said these are people from all the northern states who retire to Florida, but then move "half-way back" because it's so damn hot and humid down there!
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Virginia is close enough to get back to New England in one day (to see the grandchildren), has mountains and the ocean, and the highest number of machine guns in the nation!
The gun laws in VA actually have some logic attached. For example, in VA if you want to drop your son/daughter off at school, you can carry a firearm onto school grounds - you just have to remain in the car.
The weather can get tough in VA, but it's certainly more moderate than Florida or New England. A friend once told me that he was visiting VA for retirement shopping, and ran into alot of "half-backs." When I asked him to explain, he said these are people from all the northern states who retire to Florida, but then move "half-way back" because it's so damn hot and humid down there!
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excelent break down. very good to know and add to consideration pile.
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