Posted on 01/15/2018 10:57:58 AM PST by Chickensoup
The kids are grown and gone. I live in the Northeast. I am looking to move to a small city or town or village. I am healthy, happy and adaptable.
I would prefer a place that has a conservative base. Every location on the lists of best places to move are leftist s***holes.
I am hoping for a place with four seasons, albeit, not as severe as the northeast. Elevations are fine, beauty is important, and so is the need of good, friendly people.
Any ideas?
I would prefer a place that has a conservative base. Every location on the lists of best places to move are leftist s***holes.
I am hoping for a place with four seasons, albeit, not as severe as the northeast. Elevations are fine, beauty is important, and so is the need of good, friendly people.
Any ideas?
Panhandle of Florida!.......................
Eastern Kansas
Hill Country of Texas
Northern Colorado, where I currently am, or southern Wyoming, where I would go.
Let me know if you find this utopia. I am close myself.
I have been buying my rental houses in Wakulla county Florida. It is rural, but close to major medical facilities about thirty minutes (depending on location) away in Tallahassee. (Tallahassee, Leon, hasn’t elected a Republican since reconstruction, but Wakulla is very conservative, small and full of nice people.)
Are there particular towns you are thinking of?
Southeast or Southwest Missouri
Missouri. Kansas. Oklahoma.
South Carolina.
Red State.
Bible Belt.
Southern Hospitality.
Low Taxes.
Not too far from where you are.
Warm.
Beaches.
On & on.
Wyoming has always been of interest. Any particular towns you recommend?
If you can stand hot summers Texas is a possibility. Of course I’m a little prejudice!!!
Black Hills of South Dakota. Rapid City, Deadwood, Spearfish and Hot Springs.
“Hill country of Texas.”
No habla.
East Tennessee....
Around maryville...Small town...Near Knoxville...
15 miles from Great Smoky Mtns Nat’l Park....
4 seasons...(great trout fishing)
hot?
By your criteria California probably won’t work.
How bout The Villages in north-central Florida? I believe its quite conservative and has lots to offer. It does cool off in the winter and I believe there are changing seasons...as much as youll find in FL. I am not all that familiar with the place but plan to look into it in a few years.
East Tennessee
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