maryte wrote:

See, my answer to the thread question would be "here, but in a slightly bigger house."

We need a) more guest space and b) a workshop.

So, maybe!

at randy's house.

 maryte wrote:

 
Village Idiot.

Sedona AZ is where I'd like to retire

 MrsHobieJoe wrote:

 

We've stayed there several times. Mid-winter storm watching season is best. It has the most comfortable bed in the world.

 BluEyes wrote:

 

Aha! Got it now - thanks!!

Ooohhhh - this one is for sale

Welly wrote:




Tofino Seashack cottage
Just type the word then highlight it and click on the chain link (not the broken one) a box will pop up and you put the url address in that and then hit insert.

That island Richard Branson owns looks good to me. 

 MrsHobieJoe wrote:

 

  Somehow I suspected as much!

 winter wrote:



 

http://www.tofinoseashack.com/

How come I can't figger out how to put in links anymore? Can someone help?

 Coaxial wrote:

 

Gotta have a skill set to get in - what's yours?  Do you cook, clean, garden, fix computer 'droids, fix automotive 'droids, give foot massages?  'Fess up! 

In an RP commune.

In a 10,000-15,000 sqft. warehouse. With an apartment/house built inside it, maybe 2000 sqft in an open plan. The rest of the space would have separate areas for automotive projects, woodworking, a downdraft paint booth (car-size of course), et al.

Hey, I can dream...

c.

 winter wrote:

 
What he said.

On a sailboat in the Med or Aegean

Now this is the question I keep asking myself as I will be looking for it soon.

      Somewhere that isn't remote to the point where I have to grow and kill my own food( can't stand to hear the green beans scream when you pick 'em ) but is somewhere that I can walk out on my front porch with my guitar and not need to go any further for inspriration and chilledness.

My dream spot continues to be Carmel/Carmel Valley/Pacific Grove in California. It's a dream because I can't imagine being in a place, financially, to be able to live there. Of course, I've romanticized it no end; I wonder if living there would be akin to life in Jackson Hole with not many year round residents, a lot of wealth and a certain amount of distrust of who your neighbor might be... if you even know them. At least I'd know someone in Pacific Grove, though! The OlderThanDirts would be wonderful neighbors to have...

I don't think I'll be moving there, though, but it was fun to play. And, because I know you are wondering, I still have both the sweaters in the picture. My aunt knit them for my mother and me. Augusta wears the little one and my mother just gave me the one that was hers. Unfortunately, the pantsuit has gone the way of the dodo...

Carmel Beach 1972  

Somewhere quaint, but with an interesting population base.  With tree, water, mountains.  Hey, BHD, are you and hobbitt interested in taking in boarders?    

Edit:  Or mayhap even Mr. & Mrs. Hobiejoe have a spare bedroom... 

Someplace quiet by the sea.