A good place to live?

[Green97TJ]

I tell ya what, I would absolutely love Alabama... drove thru from top to bottem several times and love the scenery in the state. But we'll see what happens

 

[90growler]

Alabama: NO.. Not very pretty and it's hot as hell, serious rednecks
Lousiana: Depends on if you like culture shock
Florida: NO.. very high cost of living
Georgia: Ok, Lived there for 13 years, very hot, Although big UGA fan
Iowa: Ok, Don't know much about it, but cold winters

I would go with GA or FL....Depends on how much $$$$ you got

 

[90growler]

I tell ya what, I would absolutely love Alabama... drove thru from top to bottem several times and love the scenery in the state. But we'll see what happens

Your Crazy....Alabama has to be the ugliest state or maybe Mississippi. Couldn't pay me to live there and talk to those people.

 

[TwistedCU]

Wow, a lot of response. I guess I should make it clear. Im trying to become a Conservation officer (Game warden might be what your used to calling them) so some states get left out in a hurry (Mud, as much as I think i'd like N. Carolina, they require a 4 year degree, or experience in law enforcement, I only have a 2 year degree. Same with Tennessee, which Id love, and many western states.) Im avoiding big cities at all costs, I HATE cities. Anyway, thanks guys, and keep it coming!!

Nathan

Well then, why didn't you say so...

Come to PA. Specifically Southern York County. We truly do have it all, even a red light.

 

[Green97TJ]

I dont know TC, not sure if I could handle living in a metropolis like that Just so yall see where Im coming from, home is a "town" of about 12 people, almost all family. lol...

 

[TwistedCU]

I dont know TC, not sure if I could handle living in a metropolis like that Just so yall see where Im coming from, home is a "town" of about 12 people, almost all family. lol...

Well you could always join the Pennsylvania Dutch folks over in Lancaster County... the Amish are all about the simple life.

 

[Sparky-Watts]

I dont know TC, not sure if I could handle living in a metropolis like that Just so yall see where Im coming from, home is a "town" of about 12 people, almost all family. lol...

I thought those were called "communes", not towns......urple: