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Old 04-08-2008, 03:49 PM
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Obviously Coloradians hear a lot of people moving in ... but if you were to move out, as a survery where would you move to and why? Thanks!

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Oooh! That's a tough one. I'd have to decide between New England, Oregon or New Orleans. I would miss the mountains dreadfully and I hate the thought of 8-month long winters but I've no idea what the job market in Oregon is like or the lifestyle. I love the thought of having mountains and the ocean readily available tho.

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Huntsville, Alabama. Career opportunities, low cost of living.

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Obviously Coloradians hear a lot of people moving in ... but if you were to move out, as a survery where would you move to and why? Thanks!
washington dc would be my first stop of a long trail if i am not distracted.
hopefully i leave soon(if i dont inlist instead) on backpack.

becuase colorado is so small, i have been here for life(pretty much)

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DC - job availability, and I loved the area when I lived there before

runners up
Miami - again job availability, climate
Hawaii (or other tropical island)

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washington dc would be my first stop of a long trail if i am not distracted.
hopefully i leave soon(if i dont inlist instead) on backpack.

becuase colorado is so small, i have been here for life(pretty much)
Haha good one, personally I got an awesome job in D.C. once, making more money and the fame a kid can ask for, went there for 3 weeks and left in hurry!

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Oregon, Twin Cities, Seattle. Somewhere where there's a larger and more diverse "culture base," and less deserty.

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Haha good one, personally I got an awesome job in D.C. once, making more money and the fame a kid can ask for, went there for 3 weeks and left in hurry!
i just figure see what its like, with all the history, and artifacts, and what not.
everyone loves colorado. in my eyes the nature of this state is like no other. but it/when i do leave its not to get away, ill miss it

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i just figure see what its like, with all the history, and artifacts, and what not.
everyone loves colorado. in my eyes the nature of this state is like no other. but it/when i do leave its not to get away, ill miss it
It's definetly good to see more of the country, makes you appreciate Colorado a lot more.

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Old 04-27-2008, 09:44 AM
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My husband and I are moving out too. However, Pagosa Springs is still in the running. Enjoyed the 9 years of living in Frisco but time to move on. I would love to move to Maine but my husband wants to stay West so we are looking into Idaho and Montana. Good luck!

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