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It's more than a shared love for super black riders jacket that connects us*
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"…going to montana soon, gonna be a dental floss tycoon" (sorry Frank!)
guys, i gotta tell you something. i live in LA and SF but if i really wanted to bag it all, i would head off to montana somewhere around whitefish (a town near glacier park). i was on the road with my old band for a month thru wyoming, montana and the dakotas and got to see it all up close.
all teh states up there are outrageous (and the college towns are crazy), but montana is superb with its unbelievable natural beauty! much bigger natural beauty that the rest .
of course, you have to give up civilization, but as anyone reading this at least you will have a set of 634S's and a heavy duty flannel (or 10) because you will need it.
oh yeah, "going to montana soon...... " now i cant get that tune out of my mind
jeez,
simon
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I just thought I would pile up on beer and stuff once a month….
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I don´t need that much..just a nice ice cold beer after a long day spend outside harvesting my fields and attending to my cows and horses* LOL..this thread is now seriously derailed
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Two girlfriends ago was a coworker from Montana…and pretty much all I know about Montanans is that there is nothing to do out there but drink beer, eat wings, sleep around and develop some serious emotional issues...
DougNg, you crack me up more than anyone else on this forum !
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Two girlfriends ago was a coworker from Montana…and pretty much all I know about Montanans is that there is nothing to do out there but drink beer, eat wings, sleep around and develop some serious emotional issues...
what can I say - my kind of day*
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Paris is indeed lovely and charming…if u get the chance , do a student exchange year..
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Simon, Paris is great as a tourist but I lived there for five years and it's super, super stressful. Just not fun. You probably didn't notice but look at the difference between a 30 yo woman and a 40 yo woman in Paris. Nowhere else have I seen such a pronounced difference. Living in other parts of France is somewhat different, especially if it's in the south or west, but Paris is punishing. Take my word.
Beatle, climate in NM is wonderful. You get all four seasons but they are all rather moderate. The summers hardly ever go above 30C the winters hardly ever go under -10C. Berlin had worse winter temperatures this year. It's basically a high desert plateau (around 2000m). The air is like silk and the light is absolutely unique, which is the reason why they do a great many films there and why there are so many artists.
Culturally, it's also richer than the other mountain states, I'd venture to say, though it does not have a university as nice as Colorado, if that's important.
It has wonderful pueblo architecture which is along with skyscrapers basically the only truly American architectural achievement.
Besides that NM just got rid of the death penalty which is a cultural achievement reserved mostly for the more Europeanized New England states. So, I'd venture to say that NM is politically a little more liberal than CO, MO, WY.
500 acres shouldn't be a problem. But it's not as green as Montana. As I said, more of a desert thing. I think real estate prices might also be higher there than in the other states discussed in this thread but am not sure.
Till
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I'd recommend the train. The traffic jams can rival LA and the cops are all over the place enforcing the slightest speeding infraction of 3 mph too much. Not fun. Gas prices are higher by factor three, IIRC. Speaking French will really help because the French are about as much into foreign languages as the Americans. LOL!
Which reminds me to take a photo of my t-shirt for you.
