Want to Move to Washington but I don't know where to move

[elliefrechette]

Originally Posted by deang

San Juans- I used to work for the Washington State Ferry system...be prepared to learn the very convulated ferry schedule. Once you got to the areas there were beautiful small towns but the getting there was the hard part though I imagine one would get used to it after awhile.

Aberdeen-are you kidding me? .... and Sean are very limited. It's from the top. The majority of Aberdeen is far from the "Bob Newhart, New England bed and breakfast" . It's a small town with some big problems (drugs, low-graduation rate, high suicide and alcoholism rates, limited economic opportunity, etc...) It can be nice in spots but there are better choices out there. Aberdeen has limited charms but can be good for the right person...it's not some recently discovered paradise. I'd only consider it because it was cheap but it's cheap for a reason.

I agree with you so much. Aberdeen is one of the last places I would ever want to live again.

[JustCallMeTC]

Originally Posted by huruta

Consider looking at Bellingham, Olympia, Vancouver and even the Wenatchee area. Bellingham is a university town N of Seattle but out of the sprawl. It's in a beautiful setting and about an hour from Canada. .

Bellingham is only 23 miles from the border. Give or take.

[Yellowfin240]

If the blue states seceded they would go broke in no time.Someone has to work to pay for entitlements.I am not an Oregonian so it's just my opinion.The state I live in is so blue it's more like ultraviolet.And we are almost bankrupt.