Going to be a 'truck-driving man' -- a knight of the road...?
How about someplace around central New Mexico, high enough to be cool in the
summer? I'd say Santa Fe, but that's to expensive... Or perhaps outside
Phoenix in Arizona. If you can get some altitude the summers are bearable
without the winters getting excessive. I don't think there's -anyplace- in
California that fits your criteria... :-(
--
Jim Brokaw
OM-'s of all sorts, and no OM-oney...
Hanging on in Kah-li-four-neeya waiting for all our problems to be
Terminated...
on 10/14/03 8:22 AM, AG Schnozz at agschnozz@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Full-time it on the road, but still have some low-cost housing
> to land in a few weeks of the year, where would it be?
>
> 1. Must be in the Lower-48 states (USA only).
> 2. Must be within reasonable driving distance (hour or so) of a
> decent medical/business community. (gotta get your teeth
> cleaned once in a while).
> 3. No corn fields.
> 4. Close to hiking/fishing/canoeing.
> 5. Close to really good photographic opportunities.
> 6. Low property tax.
> 7. Prefer mountains or major body of water.
> 8. Prefer reasonable distance from Interstate Highway.
> 9. Low-crime.
>
> Usual time of living in said location: December-January and
> July-August.
>
> An example would be the Duluth, MN region (as far east as the
> Porcupines). Wintertime skiing and other snow activities.
> Summertime is bugfest, but unmatched. Someplace in Colorado or
> Wyoming (near the factory?) would also be acceptable.
>
> Again, an operative word is INEXPENSIVE! Low maintanance is
> good too. But not soo inexpensive as to be junk. Primary
> residence would be a diesel powered bohemeth.
>
> AG
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