Re:New Zealand town with too many jobs offering packages of ...
by gravypod on Monday July 04, 2016 @01:09AM
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You mention Florida, California, Arizona, and Colorado.
The only two acceptable places from that list (that don't have absolutely loony laws in my opinion) are Florida and Arizona.
California is one of the worst places in the world for firearms ownership. Colorado has those silly magazine capacity bans.
For anything remote with a decent amount of land (~5 acre) you'll easily pay >50k in Arizona. You won't find of anything like that in Florida.
So that leaves Arizona and unfortunately I'd rather not cook while sitting on a tar road. It's just crazy hot.
I'd much rather look into a place like Alaska (which is currently the most obvious place for me to look into moving). That's my current "plan" for when I'm finally going to retire.....
First things first, I'm going to try and get through college!
But in general, yes I already know of a great in United States place to go: Alaska. That being said all of my life training up from now has told me something about planning. Being in an "engineering" field I live by "one is none, two is one" and not having a backup plan for if something goes wrong with (all of) Alaska... it just seems wrong to me.
That's why I wish that there were more places like that. I feel really sick to the core without a fallback.
The only two acceptable places from that list (that don't have absolutely loony laws in my opinion) are Florida and Arizona.
California is one of the worst places in the world for firearms ownership. Colorado has those silly magazine capacity bans.
For anything remote with a decent amount of land (~5 acre) you'll easily pay >50k in Arizona. You won't find of anything like that in Florida.
So that leaves Arizona and unfortunately I'd rather not cook while sitting on a tar road. It's just crazy hot.
I'd much rather look into a place like Alaska (which is currently the most obvious place for me to look into moving). That's my current "plan" for when I'm finally going to retire.....
First things first, I'm going to try and get through college!
But in general, yes I already know of a great in United States place to go: Alaska. That being said all of my life training up from now has told me something about planning. Being in an "engineering" field I live by "one is none, two is one" and not having a backup plan for if something goes wrong with (all of) Alaska... it just seems wrong to me.
That's why I wish that there were more places like that. I feel really sick to the core without a fallback.