Besides Georgia and if money wasn’t an issue, where would you live ?

[mark-7mag]

You can live in GA part time but not all the time.

I’d live in GA from October to January. I love the Fall and winter here mainly in part of the bearable winter and pretty fall. Plus , I’d be at home for the holidays with family.

I’d live in Florida from February to May to enjoy the perfect Weather and great fishing.

From June - September I’d have a place in the Pacific NW , mainly Washington or Oregon. If you’ve never visited that part of the country in the summer, you don’t know what your missing

 

[sinclair1]

Woodland Bayou Dr. in Santa Rosa beach FL on the point at the end of the street from November to feb. exactly what we are doing between woodstock and Hancock the rest of the year.

If money were no object we would move to the first house on the left at the estates of Towne lake hills with the 18 car garage and I would fill it up with cars to take to the Florida house.
https://www.georgiamls.com/1001-olde-towne-ln-woodstock-ga-30189/8632119

 

[mark-7mag]

Woodland Bayou Dr. in Santa Rosa beach FL
on the point at the end of the street from November to feb. exactly what we are doing between woodstock and Hancock the rest of the year.

The weather isn’t exactly beach weather that time of year. Tell me why

 

[jiminbogart]

Matlacha, FL from November to October.

 

[John Cooper]

Probably move to Montana or Wyoming. If money was no object.

Low low population in either state ..........
No neighbors for miles and miles!

 

[king killer delete]

My Georgia ain’t your Georgia. I love where I live but I sure wouldn’t live near Atlanta or Macon .

 

[sinclair1]

The weather isn’t exactly beach weather that time of year. Tell me why

It's waterfront on hogtown bayou and for living not beaching. If I have unlimited funds my beach vacation would be at lions dive resort in the Caribbean

 

[1eyefishing]

If money were no object, I'd sweep Melania off 'er feet and live in a little cabin in the woods...

 

[mark-7mag]

Probably move to Montana or Wyoming. If money was no object.

Low low population in either state ..........
No neighbors for miles and miles!

I love it there, but Ive never spent a winter there either

 

[mark-7mag]

If money were no object, I'd sweep Melania off 'er feet and live in a little cabin in the woods...

Definitely doesn’t sound like anything her current husband would do

 

[BeerThirty]

somewhere where there's actually 4 seasons... The mountains appeal to me, too. Haven't had a chance to experience them much.

 

[Kev]

Montana.

 

[Tom W.]

Townsend, Tennessee area....

 

[NE GA Pappy]

somewhere with land. lots of land. and hills. lots of hills and mountains. and rushing streams. and waterfalls.

Probably eastern Tennessee or Kentucky. Maybe western NC if they could get rid of the liberal in gooberment

 

[John Cooper]

I love it there, but Ive never spent a winter there either

That's why money would have to be no object. I figure it's mighty cold and the snow would be deep!

 

[mguthrie]

That's why money would have to be no object. I figure it's mighty cold and the snow would be deep!

You'd have to embrace that kind of weather. Learn to ski or buy some snow machines,remember,you've got the money for it. Growing up in Ohio, I used to love winter time. Me and my brothers would be outside as long as possible. Come in and warm up then head back out. Of course you could be a snow bird and come back to Georgia for "winter"

 

[Dub]

Somewhere far from liberal socialist types, good access to shooting ranges and hunting......good medical care nearby.....fun roads to drive sporty cars and plenty of woods for the off-road fun.

 

[Nicodemus]

Southwest Georgia where I live now, somewhere along The Forgotten Coast, and the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska.

 

[Batjack]

Somewhere far from liberal socialist types, good access to shooting ranges and hunting......good medical care nearby.....fun roads to drive sporty cars and plenty of woods for the off-road fun.

SO, you want to live in.... the 50's?

 

[Dub]

That would work, @Batjack