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Location: Prince Georges County, MD (formerly Long Island, NY)
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Originally Posted by cmjones311
I haven't been able to find a map big enough/detailed enough of the city I want to move to, so I started the laborious task of zooming in on Google maps and printing detailed 6x6 squares that I am piecing together on my bedroom wall. I am looking on websites for exact locations of grocery stores, libraries, banks, etc (all of the places I want to be within a 5 minute drive from), and putting sticky arrows on the map pieces, so I get get a great big picture of what area I want to live in, so I can narrow down my employment options in that area.
I got all of the Walmart SuperCenters, and have started with Publix. Still tons to do!
I know I'm late, but Google Maps has a MyMaps feature that does all of what you're describing. I know a lot of people like tactile maps, but I just figured I'd throw that out there
KabO, so sorry about the argument. Apparently touching anything he's packed will set him off, so might want to leave that alone. Good luck with the sale.
Restrain, any pictures of the Ranchero? OMG you're not taking it?
LMAO last week we threw away bank statements from 1988 to 2001. Yeah, I'm a pack rat
Truck is packed except for one box, that we're calling the 'anything' box, for all those little items that didn't get packed where they were supposed to. Will close that one up in the morning, stick it on the truck, and go.
Wish us luck! Personally, I'm terrified of driving a 16' truck towing a car. Thankfully, Georgia and Florida are very flat. It's Tennessee that'll be the b***h.
It'll be several days before I can post again. Hopefully with pictures.
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