this is where I hope to move to
 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piney_Woods

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The Piney Woods is a temperate coniferous forest terrestrial ecoregion in the Southern United States covering 54,400 square miles (141,000 km2) of East Texas, southern Arkansas, western Louisiana, and southeastern Oklahoma. These coniferous forests are dominated by several species of pine as well as hardwoods including hickory and oak.

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Will be anybody there except you?

Sweet...

I would visit first. The average iq in that neck of the woods might be a bit of a put off.

Nope. Lived there working iron early 80's

I am southern by family and had lived in the south for my youth. Never felt comfortable with the people in LA.

of possible interest, had no indoor plumbing as a small child. Raised in the country, we was poor

I'm glad you lived there before because christ on a cracker is the humidity bad. And the mosquitoes. You will feel like you're breathing hot water as the cat sized mosquitoes slowly drain your blood away.

Moving to another place likely to burn to the ground, don't you ever learn ....

Yup, I remember. I like air i can feel

Once more for the back row, you didn't have the balls to say too bad you didnt die in the fire when yer shit burned up at the time you're a punk. Then to bring it up 2 years later shows your a dumb cunt. A passive aggressive cunt... you got that? Any thing else we need to know about you?

Looks like an amazing place to visit.

If its what you want, then go all in! Life is short

Just wanna go home lol... rednecks dont bother me and i prefer southern women

if you go a little further south, there will be some coastal deals. many gulf coast property lines being redrawn this season..

:2 cents:

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What are you waiting for ? ?

It looks lush and beautiful but steamy.

house are cheap as hell around houston but the woods and trees and swamp vines etc... I like the piney woods

reimbursement from edison for the fire, and my daughter to finish her contract with the school :2 cents:

That looks so beautiful! I hope it works out for you

It is. I lived there in the early 80's and thank you

I had friends who oved to Tennessee. They couldn't wait to move out of California. They hated it here. They moved and I never thought I would see them again. Much to my surprised they called me up a year later and asked for help; They were moving back to California. They quickly discovered that California wasn't nearly as bad as they thought, and they hated everything about Tennessee... They hated the food, the people, the rural settings, the bugs, the weather, the people... And the politics. They are Republicans but they discovered that being a Republican in one area of the country is vastly different than being Republican in another are of the country....

If you want to leave, leave.

I wasn't really seeking your permission

that´s literally living in nature huh...

:thumbsup

Its closer than living in the city. Not for everybody however i like it.

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