Re: [A/S] Happy Anniversary Hunter

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<<  Ok,.....now we want to know,
 (1)  What was the most beautiful, or three most beautiful spots you
 visited? >>

I think the most beautiful was Teton National Park.  All the National Parks I 
visited were beautiful though.  I loved Many Glacier, the back entrance into 
Glacier National Park which we found just by luck.  I also loved the Pacific 
coast.... in Oregon and Northern California.

<(2)  Of the houses and towns you visited, where would you
 choose to buy and live??>

Hmmm....First choice, Sonoma, CA (if I could afford it)..... another choice 
might be the Fredericksburg/Kerrville area in the hill country of Texas.  
Jackson Hole, WY.  Bainbridge, WA. Coeur d'Alene, UT. Durango, CO. The 
problems with all those places are they are only likeable 1/2 a year (c:

I like to be away from large towns.... but with 45 minutes of good shopping.  
All of the above fit that criteria....except Jackson Hole.  It's on the list 
because it's just so beautiful.   

<<  (3) Where was the worst spot, and the most unfriendly people.?  >>

The worst spot is without a doubt Bismarck, North Dakota.  As far as I could 
tell it has nothing going for it...unless you like mosquitos sucking you dry 
that is.

I didn't like Moab Utah..... or Lake Havasu City...but the temperatures were 
a big part of that.   I also like green grass... not ground that looks like a 
kitty litter gritty. I don't like "sticker paws" and red ants and desert 
things. That's why I'm looking to settle in Tennessee, in the Smoky Mountains.

People?  Almost everyone I met was friendly.  Worst all over experience Top 
of Georgia because they are so rigid about not allowing you to use the phone 
line to download email. As far as RVers go... Escapees are the nicest group. 
(Sorry Airstreamers, but it's a fact) I always would try to connect to 
Airstreamers... with moderate success.  The friendliest people are in the 
South... east and west.... the least friendly the northwest. Not to say they 
aren't friendly.... maybe I should say the least demonstrative. 
Hmmm... people who live in warm sunny climates have sunnier dispositions????
Men are generally friendlier than women.... people who like dogs are 
friendlier than people who don't.

The two rudest people that come to mind are the guy in Taos, NM who called me 
an a**hole because I was from Texas and the KOA owner in Miles City, Montana. 
 He was in a really *tense* mood.....

Interesting questions Bill.

Hunter