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WernherVonTrapp 08-21-13 09:13 PM

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Originally Posted by em2nought (Post 2103745)
The bi-level in PA looks nice, but I think PA is mostly socialists now? Isn't Harrisburg bankrupt?

It's a Raised Ranch, though I suppose it does look a little like a Bi-Level in some respects. You'd have to ask Wolferz about any type of PA history, bankruptcies, etc.. I just got here but Wolferz is a PA veteran.:up:

Platapus 08-22-13 06:39 PM

Like Odysseus, I want to start walking inland from Washington DC with a Powerpoint presentation in my hand. When I meet someone who asks me, "what's that", I will buy a house. :D

August 08-22-13 07:18 PM

Alaska

http://images.nationalgeographic.com...11_600x450.jpg

BrucePartington 08-22-13 07:42 PM

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Originally Posted by August (Post 2104303)
Alaska

Indeed one of my choices if I lived in North America. My kind of place.
Very nice, despite freezing my behind off in winter.

Jimbuna 08-23-13 04:52 AM

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Originally Posted by August (Post 2104303)

Yes, I could certainly give that place a try :cool:

Buddahaid 08-23-13 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Oberon (Post 2103724)
Kent would be tempting, but the costs are just too high. The scenic areas of the UK are usually too remote for someone who relies on public transport, and the more remote the region the less likely it is to find employment.

I do miss Kent though...particularly around the Weald...

http://www.theagedp.com/wp-content/u...6/Weald-a1.jpg

That looks quite a bit like Sonoma County California. I can't say that I've ever visited anyplace that inspired me to move from home. Sure there have been attractions but the sum of the pros and cons just never was any better.

WernherVonTrapp 08-23-13 09:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Buddahaid (Post 2104527)
That looks quite a bit like Sonoma County California.

It also reminds me of Sussex, NJ.

AVGWarhawk 08-23-13 10:00 AM

I believe most of America looks the same in many areas.

nikimcbee 08-23-13 10:16 AM

Puget Sound.:yeah: (except for all of the nuclear weapons aimed there.:dead:)

nikimcbee 08-23-13 10:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Jimbuna (Post 2104422)
Yes, I could certainly give that place a try :cool:

Wish granted.
Your Alaska holiday starts December 1st.
Your Alaska holiday destination is..... Barrow, Alaska.

Jimbuna 08-23-13 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by nikimcbee (Post 2104564)
Wish granted.
Your Alaska holiday starts December 1st.
Your Alaska holiday destination is..... Barrow, Alaska.

Must be a joke in this somewhere knowing you ya little bugga :hmm2:

BrucePartington 08-23-13 03:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Jimbuna (Post 2104744)
Must be a joke in this somewhere knowing you ya little bugga :hmm2:

It's just the northernmost town in Alaska, overlooking the warm and sunny waters(?) of the icy artic wasteland. Well within the artic circle by the looks of it.

Jimbuna 08-24-13 02:08 PM

Ah, right...

Platapus 08-24-13 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by August (Post 2104303)
Alaska


My one and only vacation as an adult was an Alaskan Cruise. It was literally indescribably beautiful. We simply ran out of words to describe how beautiful some parts of Alaska are. :yep:

August 08-24-13 05:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Platapus (Post 2105259)
My one and only vacation as an adult was an Alaskan Cruise. It was literally indescribably beautiful. We simply ran out of words to describe how beautiful some parts of Alaska are. :yep:

A cruise sounds like a nice way to see the sights but I want to make a trip into the back country to see this place:

http://www.nps.gov/lacl/historycultu...ekes-cabin.htm

I'm a big fan of this guy.


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