The Dream Relocation Thread

[WriterDom]

Where would you live if you could live anywhere? I like the warmth of Florida and the beaches but it's too flat. Been to Hawaii a few times. I think I could get used to living there. I think the Seattle area is the greatest place in the world for two months out of the year. The other ten months people actually celebrate when the sun appears. Anywhere north is out of the question. Nothing personal, I just don't like the climate. And I had to spend a winter once about an hour south of Chicago. When a whole week goes by and it doesn't get to zero, well, that sucks. Australia I could handle. They have golf, women, and beer. Only if I could get American tv during football season.

 

[Homburg]

Here. Seriously. If we're talking climate and other features, I am actively happy. I like this area.

edit: "Here" is coastal Virginia, southeast corner.

 

[WriterDom]

Southern Virginia is a lot like North Carolina I imagine. I like the Carolinas a lot.

 

[Homburg]

Southern Virginia is a lot like North Carolina I imagine. I like the Carolinas a lot.

Yeah, I'm an hour north of the North Carolina border, and can be in Nags Head inside of two hours. If I had to leave VA, I would not cry at all to move to coastal North Carolina. It's a wee bit warmer there. That's about the only difference. The people have a very similar outlook, and the way of life is similar. The economy is not quite as vibrant, that's about it.

I dig the Carolinas as well. Not spent enough time in SC, to be honest, but the portions I was in were lovely.

 

[FurryFury]

I've always wanted to live on my own island that was as self sufficient as possible. In high school I designed the house. It had one bedroom, a play room, hydroponics, an indoor / outdoor pool, it's own energy sources and guest houses in case I wanted to have folks over.

 

[the captians wench]

I'm sure I'm not going to surprize anyone.

Now having been there I would love to move to Dublin even more. Besides the obvious reason, and even if he wasn't involved, I just loved the laid back/ carefree attitude. The weather was mild, and stays with in a 30 degree range all year, and the constant drizzle made me keep moist in other areas. Beatiful land, great atmosphere, loads of history, and a constant drizzle...what more could I ask for?

 

[FurryFury]

Constant drizzle?

You sound like my daughter there. It's so not my thing but she loves that.

Do you really love it? Or were you joking?

 

[the captians wench]

Constant drizzle?

You sound like my daughter there. It's so not my thing but she loves that.

Do you really love it? Or were you joking?

no I really do love it. I have a certian passion for water. Rain especially. The constant moisture that floated down kept me in an even more hightened state of arrousal. And the almost unavoidable chance of a shower was even more exhilerating.

 

[Recidiva]

Maybe Sedona, Arizona. If they lowered the prices and fixed the water shortage.

I love Orlando. Other than the hurricanes...

I'm happier here than I have been anywhere else. Maybe it's the company.

 

[FurryFury]

no I really do love it. I have a certian passion for water. Rain especially. The constant moisture that floated down kept me in an even more hightened state of arrousal. And the almost unavoidable chance of a shower was even more exhilerating.

That's cool.

Thanks for your answer.

 

[NALA CAYENNE]

Hell I'll just be happy when I get home to Master...that's my dream spot...with him wherever he is *contented happy sighs*

 

[Red_Hot_Mama]

Anywhere warm.....I am so tired of winters and cold weather!!!
Actually, anywhere warm and near a beach. I miss the ocean desperately

 

[bitchee62]

Somewhere warm with real mountains I miss the mountains

 

[lilylicious]

Somewhere warm, on a beach near a nice reef, with full time maid service and no mortgage or rent!

 

[WriterDom]

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We tend to have a lot of drizzle here too, in the spring and fall... I've been told that the climate in Western Washington is very similar to parts of Ireland. I can't vouch for that but I do know that Western Washington is the only place in the world with more species of mushroom than Ireland (which I wouldn't really call a highlight).

Fortunately our proliferation of fungus is primarily in the Olympian Rainforest, where we don't really have to worry about it. There haven't been any fungaloid uprisings in at least 5 years.

On a more serious note; I would go live on Lake Whatcom, in Bellingham (north of Seattle, about an hour south of canada I think)

You could say that lake and I go back a ways.

Yes, because of the ocean currents. That's why southeast Asia is somewhat like the SE United States. And why I didn't ever get in the water in California.

Seattle is heaven in the summer.