Tom, consider Western Oregon. From the Willamette Valley west you have moderate weather. When you want variety you go east to the desert or the mountains. Lush green west, arid and/or snowy east.
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Tom, consider Western Oregon. From the Willamette Valley west you have moderate weather. When you want variety you go east to the desert or the mountains. Lush green west, arid and/or snowy east.
Down here, we ride on cattle trails and such. Don't need much! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by RezDog
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Surprised there is not much snow. MUST get plenty cold?
Just dumb luck, I reckon! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Haroldg48
Ah yes! Another beautiful place! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Razorfeld
TBH, we have an extremely wide variety here in Texas! It's all here, somewhere!
Our air temperature is never very hot and never very cold. If you go to the interior of the islands you can find snow and cold but nobody lives in those places. Our temperatures are very similar to Oregon actually or coastal Washington state.
Ohhhhh! THAT might be a deal-maker! :tuQuote:
Originally Posted by RezDog
The other thing that you will like about this area, we can still drive our truck and ride our motorcycles and quads on the beach.
How much is a liter of milk and gasQuote:
Originally Posted by RezDog
I have no idea what milk is right now. Gas is around $1.40 per liter.
That's about $5.40 a gallon... A little over 2 dollars a gallon around here.Quote:
Originally Posted by RezDog
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Ouch....!!!
Now this also depends on the average pay rate per hour for the working class
There is a price that we pay for living in paradise.
Wages are a funny one. Most people have a variety of things they do so they can stay busy, either on a seasonal basis or a regular basis.
There is still a lot of trading that goes on around here. I did a locksmith call just the other day for 4 salmon and two halibut.
Matters not! I shall live in Shaun's workshop and my dirtbike does not burn much gas! :tu
Worse comes to worse Sharptonn,, your family can have our spare bedroom & I'll put you in the old car with the hones,,,, I'll clear the back seat out.
Thanks for the offer, John. Tempting, but I was under the impression all hurricanes MUST cross Florida. At least once! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hirlau
Are you a fisherman Tom ? Four salmon and three halibut per week and you have the run of Shaun's house ........... :rofl2:Quote:
Originally Posted by sharptonn
OH! What I would give to earn 4 salmon and 3 halibut, much less catch them! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyHAD
Don't you worry bout that Tom,,, that old car is loaded down & been there for years. :beer2:Quote:
Originally Posted by sharptonn
Yeah, I suppose the weight of all those rocks in the trunk makes that baby good for 200 MPH winds! ;) :beer1:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hirlau
I swear I just saw scap99 trolling around.
Been intending to ask of that bottle of mead still in my fridge? ;)
I figure it to be fairly potent by now?
