MoT's WDF

peskydonut wrote:

Robotaz wrote: ↑Sat Jul 27, 2019 8:43 pm ^^^ Jealous as f*ck.

Well, I dug up the best local photos I could find on my phone. Colorado is quite beautiful. Do a google image search of "Maroon Bells". Came here 14yrs ago and haven't left. Although with the cost of living climbing ever higher, Idaho is looking more and more attractive.

The workspace is also quite the upgrade from the moldy basement I was in before...

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My wife is working on getting her license in AZ so that I can move back, but it takes months and a ton of money. Got awhile hunkered down here hanging on for the ride. I’m so burned out it’s hard to even get out of bed.

four20 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 30, 2019 3:03 pm

Sporkboy wrote:Arlington, MA (USA). In the greater Boston area and commute in daily for work. I am so ready for the jackets to come off and for watch spotting season to begin again.

I'm a little over an hr north (ex-wife's from Arl). Work in Portsmouth, NH. Closing on a house in Sanford, ME in Sept and currently living in my folk's lakehouse 25mins west of Portland

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We fell in love with Maine about ten years ago have have been making fairly regular trips. One of my grandmothers was from near Dover and met my grandfather in Portsmouth when he was in the navy. Beautiful area!

Next door to the Turnpike.

Oro Valley AZ. About 80 miles south of Phoenix and 20 miles north of Tucson.

Born and raised in Dayton Ohio. Moved to Phoenix when I was 20. I spent 8 years in Phoenix before moving to Tucson. Been here since 2008 and love it.

I will never leave Oro Valley. I can’t think of a nicer place to live and retire.

peskydonut wrote:

Robotaz wrote: ↑Sat Jul 27, 2019 8:43 pm ^^^ Jealous as f*ck.

Well, I dug up the best local photos I could find on my phone. Colorado is quite beautiful. Do a google image search of "Maroon Bells". Came here 14yrs ago and haven't left. Although with the cost of living climbing ever higher, Idaho is looking more and more attractive.

The workspace is also quite the upgrade from the moldy basement I was in before...

office_space_film_graphic.jpg

Funny follow up....I grew some nads and finally moved back west. I live on the western slope in CO, which I consider the very northeast edge of the southwest. Used to live in Flagstaff, AZ, so it feels familiar here. We love it. I’m very blessed and fortunate to be able to move around like I have. I’ve had just enough income to save up and make some big moves. Then I’m broke again. But I’m rich if you talk blessings and life experiences.

Robotaz wrote: ↑Sat Oct 31, 2020 4:57 pm

peskydonut wrote:

Robotaz wrote: ↑Sat Jul 27, 2019 8:43 pm ^^^ Jealous as f*ck.

Well, I dug up the best local photos I could find on my phone. Colorado is quite beautiful. Do a google image search of "Maroon Bells". Came here 14yrs ago and haven't left. Although with the cost of living climbing ever higher, Idaho is looking more and more attractive.

The workspace is also quite the upgrade from the moldy basement I was in before...

office_space_film_graphic.jpg

Funny follow up....I grew some nads and finally moved back west. I live on the western slope in CO, which I consider the very northeast edge of the southwest. Used to live in Flagstaff, AZ, so it feels familiar here. We love it. I’m very blessed and fortunate to be able to move around like I have. I’ve had just enough income to save up and make some big moves. Then I’m broke again. But I’m rich if you talk blessings and life experiences.

Congratulations on the move! ...and you know, the new pair. Western slope is so cool, the landscape is very different form the part of Colorado where I am. Wife (girlfriend at the time) and I used to drive all over the state when we first got here in 2005.

Some photos of the Mesa Verde pueblos from around that time:

I'd love to visit Colorado one day. I think I will have a great time driving around and doing hikes everywhere. I used to live in Oregon and I really miss the landscape there.