Moving to the South?
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If you didn't secede you ain't part of The South.
Lab
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I grew up and spent my first 50 years in Northern Colorado. Moved to Kentucky in 2021. I miss Colorado but my gosh my eyes got open. There is so much great things to discover in other parts of the country. You get so pigeon holed about going to the same rivers same mountains. Kentucky has waterfalls, lakes, trails, atv trails, incredible hunting and fishing. The standard of living here is more than 25% less then Colorado. As my buddy said, "you can always visit Colorado" and I can. With all the money I save I can hunt any western state I want and still save money on living there. I say do it. You wont regret it and your always go back and visit. The finanical stress relief on you and your family will be more than worth it.
Yep it's all subdived now. Wind and rattle snakes to enjoy on the ranchett.My wife’s family owns the Meigs Ranch on Meigs road in Livingston. It’s the shell of the ranch it used to be and the ranch got taken in some inheritance scandal. Need good lawyer for that one but until then, she was born and raised in this area so great falls sounds like the slums and OK sounds like cool change of pace… I do understand but DAMMIT… like muley said, I think id rather live in fuggin Shelby
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Mountains?
noharleyyet
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WildWill
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Well we were Indian territory then. Although most of the 5 civilized tribes were slave holders and many fought for the south. Hell the Cherokee Stand Waite was one of the last confederate generals to surrender.If you didn't secede you ain't part of The South.
morley.tyler
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Geographic as well as cultural differences. Kinda like Southern Idaho and NORTH Idaho.
morley.tyler
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This week could make this a really underrated comment.If you didn't secede you ain't part of The South.
WildWill
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MN's North Shore and Duluth is about to get absolutely crushed by Californians in the next 5-10 years.
Nick87
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NUNAVUT?
VikingsGuy
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I strongly encourage all to share far and wide -- MN North Shore is a horrible horrible place and no one should go there. Stay away! It is too cold, too remote, too buggy, too MAGA and there really isn't much water to be found in any direction.
(on the bright side, the immigrants will unlikely result in a raise of our taxes or woke quota, as we already match theirs)
Irrelevant
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"Poverty with a view"
It ain't new.
If you're even considering it, then you should just do it.
It ain't new.
If you're even considering it, then you should just do it.
VikingsGuy
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I hear that Wisconsin is the place to be -- spread the word.
ploxwithblox
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Just my .02 and worth what you paid for it... If you go, you will likely never be able to come back. I'd see if you cant leverage your contacts in Montana to find a more affordable area to live in state and keep good work. I have had a brother and a good friend move away and I really don't see any way for them to come back without a major financial hit. If you are set on going we will all wish you the best, but I would explore options for staying first.
BrentD
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If only they would let me. Canada is ultra anti immigrant
Nick87
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You think your family will be safe only going that far north? with climate change and all...
BrentD
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It's the best we can do.
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