No-Destination "Finding Home Tour"

[hoyden]

Thanks y'all for following along!
Here's my newest blog post!

Not All Who Wander are Lost...unless they are


Synchronicities and decisions. After a nice visit, I left my friend's house in middle-of-nowhere-not-far-from-Breckenridge Colorado. It had snowed for two days, first day had melted off, but forecast showed much more on the way. It was time to skedaddle. If I had remembered that another friend lived in southern Colorado, I would have gone to visit him and his wife. Instead, I drove to Valley of the Gods, UT., one of my most favorite places, found this heart at a spot where I considered popping up for the night...but then for some unknown reason decided to keep driving. [ 782 more words ]


http://no-destination.org/index.php/2018/10/18/not-all-who-wander-are-lost-unless-they-are/

 

[hoyden]

Destination : Home


Oof, been a bit since I updated. I left you off at Tucson after finding the puppy dog, Trinity - now renamed Kaya, after Kayenta, the closest town in Arizona from where I found her. I decided to relocate to Tucson. It made a logical sense - southwest where I love to camp and explore, university town, not too large a city but big enough to have lots to keep me entertained and fed, a good motorcycle community I could easily plug into....
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http://no-destination.org/index.php/2018/11/07/destination-home/

 

[craig333]

Surprise ending!

 

[ski3pin]

Well done, Lady Bug and welcome home!

 

[kmcintyre]

Congrats. On another note, I've been considering a "move" and while it's unlikely to be honest, my "home" requirements are a bit different. Since you've been around the country now thought I'd see what you would recommend. I don't mind a bit of a winter, not into the really hot temps in the summer (for long). I'd like something that has about 100k people (and a tax friendly state for retirement types; I could figure that out on my own). I'd like to have rivers, water, mtns nearby. Any recommendations?

BTW, I'm in Boise, ID right now. It was 125k people when I moved here and it's out of control. I think they predict 1M people in the valley in a few years. Crazy. All the bad things that come with a lot of people moving here.

Thanks!

 

[hoyden]

kmcintyre - have you considered Bozeman? No state taxes, I think, super friendly town, look a like about 47k people, easy access to beauty of all kinds, mountains...and the rivers are phenomenal.

 

[hoyden]

Thanks, y'all! It's really good being home. Friends drop by just to say hi, lunches with my mom.... The rental house is coming together...I forgot that people move a little slower here ;-)

I'll post some pics soon. This week will be truck and camper cleaning week! Yay!

 

[kmcintyre]

kmcintyre - have you considered Bozeman? No state taxes, I think, super friendly town, look a like about 47k people, easy access to beauty of all kinds, mountains...and the rivers are phenomenal.

I have. Not a cheap town and not sure about the winters. I do love Bozeman and Missoula.