If it's over 20% humidity it's a no-go unless I'm at the beach somewhere. Are you leading me to believe that the summers in TN aren't humid? I've been there every season except summer.
Who lives in Tennessee? I'm moving
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If it's over 20% humidity it's a no-go unless I'm at the beach somewhere. Are you leading me to believe that the summers in TN aren't humid? I've been there every season except summer.
Really dry here. The altitude enhances the dryness. I've seen plenty of 90 degree days with less than 20% humidity around here. It usually runs in the 20-40 range. I was never as miserable as being in Houston in August. Anywhere hot and humid gets scratched off the list immediately for my summer enjoyment unless I am on a beach.
Yep, in Wyoming for a few more years until I retire.
Yep, in Wyoming for a few more years until I retire.
I have a friend in Buffalo. Visited her in the summer and it was awesome. I could never live there because of the winters and the remoteness of most places. Used her place as a base and went to yellowstone, devil's tower, big sky etc. What a great time I had.
TN is way to far south for me.
I grew up in the NE. Never again
NC/TN is as far north as I will go. I lived in NC for six years and loved it. Alabama for 2 years and it was OK.Florida for about 30 years and it was great in the beginning but I need a change.
Well after almost a year of looking and multiple offers that have fallen through, we have finally reached an agreement with a seller.
After some tense negotiations we have come to an agreement on a house/property in Cleveland TN Close on March 31. I am pretty stoked, my new front yard
After some tense negotiations we have come to an agreement on a house/property in Cleveland TN Close on March 31. I am pretty stoked, my new front yard
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Nice place. Hopefully it has a garage.
Looks nice. Even has a barn for your equipment. I don't live about 160 mi to your WSW. I looked at Tennessee but then saving my 4% Max State Income Tax and having to pay Tennessee Property Tax would be a loser for me.
Annual property taxes here run less than a monthly mortgage payment in a large town (and about half that in the country). Even less if you are elderly.
Tennessean is quite understandable. They do have a bit of an accent but nothing difficult like Yankee.
Annual property taxes here run less than a monthly mortgage payment in a large town (and about half that in the country). Even less if you are elderly.
Tennessean is quite understandable. They do have a bit of an accent but nothing difficult like Yankee.
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I second this. I was stationed in Pensacola for a year and a half while I was in the Navy and REALLY liked that area, Jacksonville as well. I recall Pensacola feeling "small town", quiet but plenty to do. The people seemed nice as well. That was in 2001 though so not sure if it's changed or not....
So there were places I missed out on that had better garages, a few of them even had two post lifts. I was pretty bummed on one house we lost because it was perfect. I still did very well and will get a complete manspace/garage so I am not complaining to much.
He sounds like a Yankee to me.
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Haha. He is from New York originally. He has mentioned it before in his videos.
BeerCan - need a roommate?
That's still Pensacola today. There is even more to do downtown now than back then. More restaurants, clubs, and entertainment venues. We also have a AA minor league baseball team (affiliated with the Miami Marlins) with an award winning downtown bay front ballpark.
Nice area! I’m only a couple of hrs NW of you.
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