I’d say Tennessee as a middle ground very good weather year round and beautiful scenery. Me and the family love to vacation in the pigeon forge mountains!
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Best state to live/retire ?
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Nevada = BLM Land = 86% open to the public for use, of 110,577 square miles of this state,
what's not to like? and has 4 seasons per year. YMMV
what's not to like? and has 4 seasons per year. YMMV
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Nevada sounds pretty good with a lot of good laws, the area around lake Tahoe is something I'm looking at.
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Fixed. There is always room for a non binary trans species to live in. I really don't know what the heck I just typed means but be assured, someone is blocking traffic to fight for their rights.
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I just got back from Portugal so many Americans are moving there.Don't you live in Hawaii? things change! you are asking a question that has a 10-15 year due date. Portugal,in that time you can learn the language.
Ok ,idea for you;You are looking now to buy? Great Idea, the thing is in all reality 10-15ears will bring a lot of changes to you and your body...,
Nay,Too much of a Crystal Ball advice, of course, we all want to know the future...enjoy the life you have now.
My advice is to take care of your health so you can be around in 10-15 years.
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Keep in mind that I am looking for a state where I can hunt with my air guns. I also would like a property with acreage that I can shoot on as well. Having a fishable stream or river on or near it would be a plus.
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From my experiences, life changes and it can change a lot !! Wife and I made many plans and saved up to live our dreams, then life hit us, health changes everything !! Make plans, dream but nake no hard plans until the time comes, things can change !!
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As the planet continues to warm the best and safest place to be will be near the Great Lakes of the US like Wisconsin where you can hunt and fish your heart out... for now
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Twenty years ago NPR said that Minnesota was moving into a more southern growing climate zone. Guess what, November is still cold and you can't plant a damn thing in March or even April. How about we stop taking city temps from the tarmac of a paved airport with jets landing on it.
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This is me laying my A off, I was suppose to have ocean front property by now, darn water hasn't moved in 4o years., I'm still 350' above sea level. PT Barnum was 100% correct.
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Lol, I talked to a college kid working at a grocery store and he told me that the Ocean was rising a foot ever year. I then pointed out to him that there are 100 year old pictures that show the Ocean is the same level now as it was then. If the Ocean is rising so fast then why are politicians still buying beach front property worth millions? I know the answer but pay your carbon tax anyways, lol.
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I traveled to New Zealand in 2009. That is a great country to move to being an English speaker and an American.
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Never been there but I play golf close by. I will make a point of going there for some BBQ.
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