RRD#@>     I'd love to live on the Oregon coast.  Until I can afford to buy a p
RRD#@>there, I don't care where else I live as long as I have a roof over my he
RRD#@>I adapt pretty well.  But when I think of living on the coast, on a mount
RRD#@>overlooking the beach, surrounded by pine trees and watching a winter sto
RRD#@>I imagine myself being constantly inspired.  I belong in that setting!

Pretty much how I feel...I'm staying put until I can move where I want,
or there's some really compelling reason to move (can't think of one
now, though).

I've always been partial to the northern lower penninsula in
Michigan...along Lake Michigan, or one of the inland lakes in Benzie,
Leelanau or Grand Traverse counties.  Traverse, in particular, is
annoyingly populated any more...so I'd want to be a ways out of Traverse
City.

I dunno...I like the eastern coast, though (we certainly gravitate there
when we get a chance to take a "big" vacation!).  PEI, Nova Scotia,
Maine, New Brunswick...all had very nice places along the Atlantic coast
I could see myself happily settling in <g>

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