RE: Good places to live

[steph@endurance.net]

Idaho! Incredible landscape, every type of terrain and climate you can
imagine (except ocean coastline...)- from misty cedar/hemlock forests to
rocky alpine peaks, deep river canyons and gorges to sagebrush desert,lots
of personal freedom, low population pressure. Lots of rides. Maybe we ain't
got much in the way of social skills... but we've got the Great Outdoors!

Steph


-----Original Message-----
From: Laney Humphrey [mailto:laneyh@mbay.net]
Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2002 9:55 PM
To: Cheryl & Randy Winter
Cc: ride camp
Subject: RC: Good places to live


Hi Cheryl and Randy,
    I've lived here in central California for 17 years and I'm thinking of
leaving for very much the same reasons.  I looking hard at New Mexico with
central Oregon as another possibility.  Both have lots of rides, nice
climate
and reasonable cost of living.
I'd love to know what other places people suggest!
Cheers, Laney

Cheryl & Randy Winter wrote:

> Hi,
> My husband Randy and I have toyed with the idea of moving to a different
> part of the country after we retire in one year.


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