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[Loaderman22]

I haven't been up to Coeur d'Alene since the late 70's before Kellog shut down with the Hunt Brothers fiasco. When that hit the fan I was working down in Nevada at Freeport Golds processing facility. That would have been the early 80's hard times for all in the mineral sector in those days. Ended up in West Texas doing gas plant work.
Idaho and Texas are my favorite States that I've lived and worked in, and both of them were quite favorable with the dollars for me.

NY didn't make the top 2 states huh?

 

[LouNY]

NY didn't make the top 2 states huh?

A long way from it, if it wasn't for family I wouldn't be here now.
Moved back here about 30 years ago to have help raising my daughters.
So now I'm here where I grew up, about 3 miles from the farm that my grand father started, my father bought from him, my brother bought from my father, and now my nephew is buying from his widow.

 

[grsthegreat]

A long way from it, if it wasn't for family I wouldn't be here now.
Moved back here about 30 years ago to have help raising my daughters.
So now I'm here where I grew up, about 3 miles from the farm that my grand father started, my father bought from him, my brother bought from my father, and now my nephew is buying from his widow.

How many times you guys gonna keep buying the same house…..


Just joking.

 

[LouNY]

As long as new generations are willing to take it on.

 

[Loaderman22]

I've visited a few places, mostly the entire East Coast and the Southwest but I don't really see myself living anywhere but here. I guess as I get older the winters will become harder to deal with, but they don't seem as severe as they were when I was a kid, so maybe they'll age with me? I think the best weather of any place I've ever visited was San Diego by far, there is not even a close second. It's consistent all year long and doesn't rain just like Albert Hammond sang about. But a cheap house goes 7 figures and its crowded, oh so crowded, and I wouldn't need my splitter for palm trees.

 

[Highlandr]

I think the best weather of any place I've ever visited was San Diego by far, there is not even a close second. It's consistent all year long and doesn't rain just like Albert Hammond sang about.

Albert was wrong.

In 2002 the missus went to a conference in San Diego for work and I tagged along. It was raining when we got there and continued to for a solid 24 hours. When it stopped and the sun came out everything bloomed. As Burt Reynolds said in the movie The End, "It looked like Walt Disney threw up."

But a cheap house goes 7 figures and its crowded, oh so crowded

On the flight back east the couple across the aisle was from the SD area, but a little more inland. They allowed that their power and water bills were $600/month each - and this was in 2002. Wherever they lived you weren't allowed to drill a well for household water. But they did have one for irrigation.

 

[Gordon Gould]

I'm glad that we are happy right here just doing what we do.

TSI Hard Maple Firewood.

gg

 

[Jstpssng]

I'm glad that we are happy right here just doing what we do.

TSI Hard Maple Firewood.

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gg

That's the perfect size. Furthermore, if all that you had to burn was rock maple you'd have a warm house.

 

[jkmfarmer]

It never rains, but it pours, man it pours....