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Where would you choose to live?

Posted Oct 24, 2016

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Tim
TimOriginal Poster
Oct 24, 2016
If you could just up and move to any place in the US, where would you choose to live and why? I'm a 55 year old single male that may be on the verge of making a life changing choice. The opportunity presents itself, and there's nothing holding me where I am. Torn between thoughts of enough land to be nude anytime outdoors, or close to a resort / beach.
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  • ME
    Member
    Dec 1, 2016

    Florida has a high percentage of nudists in Pasco. And a standard building style in Florida is communities of single level homes with screened-in pools and yards bordered by concrete block walls. Keeping it small reduces maintenance issues, and gives you some extra cash for a boat-which mean a nude mobile anywhere as soon as you get a few hundred yards offshore. Many unofficial nude spots, too.

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    Tim
    TimOriginal Poster
    Dec 16, 2016

    I think it would be fun to meet a group of friends that traveled in the same circles so to say, RV ing to the same campgrounds at certain times of each year... I think I could do the nomadic life...

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  • ME
    Member
    Dec 16, 2016
    [quote]Anywhere where the seasons change but never gets too cold, where it only snows on Christmas, where Spring and Summer are long and warm and where I can look out of my windows and see nature not neighbors. And, oh yeah, where I can walk to shopping and theaters and restaurants. Doubt that it exists but one can always dream.[/quote] Sounds like you want an RV!
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    craigop
    craigop
    Dec 26, 2016

    Wow- that is a very difficult question to answer since there are so many great places to live here in the U.S. - and probably just as many not so great places as well. It all depends on what you're looking for. When I decided to make a move I did a lot of research - eventually making a list of four locations. Decided to visit each for a week at a time. Started with Atlanta- not for me. Next was Asheville - too expensive, too cold, unfriendly. Next was Fort Lauderdale - with a day I found myself looking at properties and within 2 months had moved there. The fourth, Palm Springs, I never made it there but am sure I would have liked it also, mainly because I like warm weather and sunshine. Recently, after 15 years in Ft Laud, I decided I needed another change and moved to Dallas. After a year here and not making even one friend (yes, the Dallitude you have always heard about is true) I am looking into moving back to FTL where most of my friends live. I have come to realize friends are more important than the city you live in.
    Good Luck

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  • TI
    Tim
    TimOriginal Poster
    Dec 26, 2016

    Thanks, I can tell I'm going to need some luck...I'm in a situation where I may or may not come into some money. I know, I can be poor almost anywhere, but I'm tired of the cold weather and would love to be some place more tempered. I am also afraid of being too hot...lol, Fla. and AZ are where I seem to be most focused, and I've never been to AZ...so I would want to visit and see... If something does happen and I can afford to just up and go, it would be nice to have a plan because I really would like it to be a one time deal. Not getting any younger and there's a lot of work involved in any type of move. Of course it would be a great chance to downsize into an RV as well and look around until I find a place that suits me... Mostly just thinking out loud.

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    romhiker
    romhiker
    Jan 14, 2017

    Tough Question! I don't like really hot humid places like Florida, and although I don't mind some winter time, I'd like to minimize that. I would like to be near places where I can enjoy friendly nudism with other people like the TN members I have met in person. I can't really afford to own more than one home, and I don't know if I could handle an RV life. I guess I really need to think about it more!

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  • TI
    Tim
    TimOriginal Poster
    Jan 19, 2017

    it is a tough question, the more I think about it, the more I find options, the more options...the more to think about...oh my gosh...my head is gonna explode...low crime area, warm, but not too hot or humid, close to a beach or lake, somewhere to either be nude at resort type or just have enough privacy....

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    Mitch
    Mitch
    Jan 21, 2017

    I would be sure to move somewhere where I can either be nude all the time, or be near a good nude beach or nudist resort.

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    doug
    doug
    Jan 22, 2017

    Why limit yourself to the USA .. I moved from Canada to Panama 10 yrs ago and never looked back .5 acres outside a small town where nude 24/7 works well .20 minutes to unofficial nude beaches and a 84 degree ocean works well for me .its a big world dont be afraid of exploring

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    Tim
    TimOriginal Poster
    Jan 22, 2017

    interesting, haven't given much thought to leaving the US...way to make things more difficult...now there are even more things to consider.

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  • MA
    ManOfWicklow
    ManOfWicklow
    Jan 22, 2017
    [quote]interesting, haven't given much thought to leaving the US.[/quote]The US is now a Russian state.
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    Tim
    TimOriginal Poster
    Jan 23, 2017

    I've been to Russia, not nearly as cold here...LOL

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    Connor
    Connor
    May 24, 2017
    I've picked mine ... --- [url][link]https://www.truenudists.com/forum/thread/110316/a-peek-into-danish-culture/[/link]here[/url]
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  • TI
    Tim
    TimOriginal Poster
    Feb 20, 2019

    Well, it looks as though I have been given almost 40 acres and a house here in Virginia, that's more than enough room to roam around nude on. So I might be staying here, and just traveling more...

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  • TI
    Tim
    TimOriginal Poster
    Mar 1, 2019

    Wow! I grew up in Manassas Va...small world

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