Your dream location?

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It may not be many people's ideal location, but I'd love to live in Seattle someday:

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I actually have a dream scenario called the Four Corners for vacation home ownership, with an achievement goal of 2025 (so when I turn 35). The Corners consist of:

Northwest: Condo in downtown Seattle
Southwest: A house or something on a beach near LA
Northeast: A cabin in Maine
Southeast: Something on the beach in Key West
that sounds great. i'm gonna need to work on my list haha
 
Wherever I can meet and talk with people who are yet to be affected with materialism and capitalism, simple and naive people. Oh, guess that's hard.
You don't want to, believe me. Well, I guess you never know till you try.
 
Done the English countryside, it's good for rural pubs etc. Weather is crap.

Currently in Spain, loving the hot 9 months of the year, thankfully got a pool here. We have our house and a couple of apartments here, all private and secluded.

Been to Dubai loads of times, could live there. Same applies to Thailand.

Really like So Cal, especially Hermosa Beach, Long Beach areas.
 
Done the English countryside, it's good for rural pubs etc. Weather is crap.

Currently in Spain, loving the hot 9 months of the year, thankfully got a pool here. We have our house and a couple of apartments here, all private and secluded.

Been to Dubai loads of times, could live there. Same applies to Thailand.

Really like So Cal, especially Hermosa Beach, Long Beach areas.
Southern California is okay to visit, but living here is a different story, which is why I'm trying to move away from here by March. Anyway, avoid So Cal like the plague, especially anywhere West of Salton City. This place is a ticking time bomb thanks to California's inaction regarding the Salton Sea (I live about 25 miles from there).
http://www.ecowatch.com/californias-largest-lake-is-drying-up-amid-epic-drought-1882045675.html
https://thinkprogress.org/inside-the-looming-disaster-of-the-salton-sea-e5c94e0e9b6a#.snkcprqxk
http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-earthquake-swarm-20160930-snap-story.html

Some of the once nice areas of So Cal are becoming infected with a blight of ghetto as well, so the cost of living here just isn't worth it now.
 
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Montenegro was a great experience from this summer.

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but Grindelwald, Switzerland remains my TOP favorite place.

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I'm all about the countryside and seaside living :D
 
why there? if i was to pick anywhere in russia it'd be krasnodar
I was actually joking about Mezhgorye.

I've always wanted to live in a small town like Bisbee, Arziona.
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I want to go either to Scottish highlands or somewhere in the US, maybe Florida. Dream would be to own a house in both locations.
 
Seems like there are always too many people that wish too move to another place.


Wherever I can meet and talk with people who are yet to be affected with materialism and capitalism, simple and naive people. Oh, guess that's hard.
there are still plenty of places around the world, sri lanka pop too mind so does many places in africa, but too find a place totally free of both materialism and capitalism you'd need to live with jungle tribes. lol


mozambique is incredibly beautiful and you can live like a king where as for the same money you'd be an below average joe in western europe or the US.
 
after living in several parts of the US for the last 8 years, my next goal is Kuala Lumpur city center, in a skyscraper high rise penthouse. its only about $2,000 for a nice penthouse. + utilities and food is cheap. i'm not much of a nightlife kind of person.
 
All you guys want to live in places far from everything with little to do? (I mean not all, but quite a few !)

My dream place is probably where I am living now : Medellin. But there is still so much to discover.
 
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