[colorcountry]

You and I have a lot more in common than I first thought. Our ranch in Utah is at 8900 ft altitude, 18 miles from the nearest town of 1200 people.

I have a hard time with city living. It seems I can't get alone enough to experience the solitude that is almost as important as breathing to me. I keep asking my DH to buy me a trailer or a fifth wheel, but he says you just have to take them home and clean them....so it's not a real vacation. Here's a picture of hubby cooking breakfast. (I've trained him well)

[greyfoxx39]

I have a hard time with city living. It seems I can't get alone enough to experience the solitude that is almost as important as breathing to me.

We don't have THAT in common, LOL...I'm not happy unless I'm living in a town of 50,000-100,000. Anything bigger is too big, though.

I tried living in a small town again about 28 years ago, had to pick up the kids in the middle of that CO winter and move back to the city in NM. Told hubby, "NOW I remember why I left CO."

[MHGinTN]

Get the RV! It is so easy to keep it clean as you go, then when you get home you just plug it up after emptying the tanks and hosing fresh water into the tank, and you’re ready to go at a moment’s notice. I even have a whole set of clothes already in the vehicle for a week out at a time. It’s easier than living at home! Smaller digs to keep up.

[Utah Girl]

Great picture. Looks just like our campground. And nothing tastes better than food cooked over a fire in the out of doors.

[Elsie]

Our ranch in Utah is at 8900 ft altitude, 18 miles from the nearest town of 1200 people.

Now you've done it!

Envy, lust and coveting have ALL reared their ugly heads!!

I should have bought the whole town of Cisco a few years ago, when it was going for $165,000!