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My wife is ready to move there when the kids are gone in a couple of years... I'm trying to keep my western WA heels dug in though.
Good to rent in a new area, before buying! That probably applies to vehicles also. I recently rented a mid-size Dodge, that I can't even remember it's name. 1 day was enough with that appliance.
Where we are visiting right now, the rental situation is woeful unfortunately. Maybe a lease/purchase would work out though.
Reno is tacky.
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Vancouver, WA is alright, if a bit industrial, as long as you don't have to make a daily commute into Portland from there!
Well, they're nice in October and the often flat roads give you good fuel mileage.
One of these Octobers I want to go to Vermont. It's been on my "places to see" list for years, but I just haven't done it.
After hitting all the states, all the territories and provinces in Canada (except Nunavut - that's still on my bucket list), and around half the Mexican states, I think I'd be pretty happy living most anywhere. Lots of great spots all over North America.
You can get anywhere down there on a bus or cab, for cheap. We'd rarely wait more than 10 or 15 minutes to catch a bus to the next town.
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I'm guessing that isn't Memphis? lol...
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How's the damp in Vancouver? We've only driven through there a few times but never really explored the city. My wife had trouble the summer she lived on Vashon Island and keeps steering me away from coastal WA and OR.
Not sure if most would describe that region as having ideal weather though. Some don't like the cold and snow.
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Maybe that's what I was trying to say---that the weather on the Central CAL coast or the Colorado Front Range is constantly "variable". No one condition just digs in and stays there day after day after day.
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I do like looking at snow but am far too old to be shoveling it, thanks.
I lived in Tallahassee for a year. That agreed pretty well with me - though Florida rain is like no other. If we get an inch in a day that's rainly. In Florida an inch of rain is partly cloudy.
Other things enter into it. With my health I can't live too far away from really good medical facilities which rules out, say, the Outer Banks where the only hospital has 19 beds and the good places are three hours away.
I'm not to where I have to pay in advance for a three minute egg or anything but I'm higher maintenance than most.