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I'm late to this thread but:

Weather
No income tax
Tons of hot women
Tons of hot women
A variety of fun things to do
A mix of large metro areas and non-metro areas
Beaches
Hot women

[faithfulFrank]

That's one thing i'll miss once we move down there......CUTTING our douglas fir christmas tree.
We have a family tradition of going to a tree farm in September, with shorts and a t shirt on, and tag our tree.
Then, on the weekend after Thanksgiving, we go cut it, drag it through the woods, and bring it home.



There is nothing like a fresh cut christmas tree.

I am assuming that there are no christmas tree farms in florida, and all trees are trucked in from up north....am I right??

I guess once we are down there, we will decorite the palm trees......

Frank D.

[sunrico90]

A few pics from Gulf Breeze.....

[sunrico90]

You can have one of this:

[compelled to reply]

Originally Posted by sunrico90

You can have one of this:

Hahahahahahahah!!! That is tooooo funny.

[sunrico90]

Originally Posted by fort lauderdale

Hahahahahahahah!!! That is tooooo funny.

What about the mailboxes:






My favorite one

[compelled to reply]

Thats definitely one of Florida's greatest advantages!

[Floridabound09]

Originally Posted by Donna-50

How great it is to go buy your Christmas Tree in shorts and tshirt. Love that. Have your Thanksgiving dinner out by the pool.

I have been here since the early 80's and still love FL.

Thank you

What town or towns have you lived in please?

I only wish I would have went their like I wanted in 1986, decided to stay a little while longer in Ohio and its been 21 years later I am still here.

[sunrico90]

Back to the post... What I like from our area is that simple people that still lives here. The older crowd is friendly and helpful. They enjoy life and are active members of our community.... Again I called this place paradise for 10 years....

[Floridabound09]

Originally Posted by faithfulFrank

That's one thing i'll miss once we move down there......CUTTING our douglas fir christmas tree.
We have a family tradition of going to a tree farm in September, with shorts and a t shirt on, and tag our tree.
Then, on the weekend after Thanksgiving, we go cut it, drag it through the woods, and bring it home.



There is nothing like a fresh cut christmas tree.

I am assuming that there are no christmas tree farms in florida, and all trees are trucked in from up north....am I right??

I guess once we are down there, we will decorite the palm trees......

Frank D.

Hello Frank !!

Actually many of the groves that got ruined from the frost in the northern part were replaced by Christmas tree farms..