What U.S. state do you want to move to?

[steve dave]

I grew up like right next to NM. I’m confused by the appeal for anyone. Hot, dry, weirdos.

there's more to the state.

Like what?


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[sys]

the montane half circle from las vegas/santa fe north is nice.  the mountains north and east of silver city are one of my favorite places in the united states.

the bootheel and the guadalupe mountains are also really cool places, although i probably wouldn't be that interested in living in those areas.

[steve dave]

hmmm, maybe I’ll have to check those almost certainly shitty areas out for myself


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[nicname]

Washington

An Independence Day tradition in the Nicname household.

States: AZ (phx), And I generally like any place that isn’t too muggy

[nicname]

The mountains in northern nm are great. Red River area. I think it’s called the enchanted circle or something. Also, Blake’s Lotta Burger > basically any burger

[Katpappy]

Washington

An Independence Day tradition in the Nicname household.

States: AZ (phx), And I generally like any place that isn’t too muggy

WTF

[OB_Won]

The mountains in northern nm are great. Red River area. I think it’s called the enchanted circle or something. Also, Blake’s Lotta Burger > basically any burger

Taos and Angel Fire

[Trim]

sd, on monday check out the fancy new mexico hyatt resort on the bachelorette. It’s the sprawling set of mud-reddish buildings that are a slightly different shade of mud red than ever-y-thing around it.

[nicname]

Washington

An Independence Day tradition in the Nicname household.

States: AZ (phx), And I generally like any place that isn’t too muggy

WTF

8-foot tall weighed a rough ridin' ton.

[slackcat]

Somewhere nice in one of the nine states with no income tax. 

[passranch]

People that live up by the Canadian border drive snowmobiles around in the winter instead of cars. Sounds cool to me!

Also, they drink a lot.

If things go according to my plan, we will live 6 months of the year in Northern MN, and 6 months no farther North than Kansas.

Are you me?

[Winters]

LMAO at all the Colorado answers.

[stunted]

Whatever state has mild weather and no sun but still lots of golf. Washington?

[mocat]

Colorado for sure

[WillieWatanabe]

I have not visited many places. But my guess would be Montana or Northern Cali.

[Spracne]

North Dakota.

[wetwillie]

AZ

[cfbandyman]

The mountains in northern nm are great. Red River area. I think it’s called the enchanted circle or something. Also, Blake’s Lotta Burger > basically any burger

Taos and Angel Fire

Yup, all those are great in NM, ABQ is alright, but there are lots of cool places outside of the eastern 1/3ish of the state.

That being said, CO would be slightly above for me because in my mind being in Durango/Silverton area would be ideal, and I visited those places a ton when I worked a lot in the four corners area. For me CO is up the list a lot, but it's basically western side, Telluride on down. I seriously loved Durango so, so much.

[passranch]

The mountains in northern nm are great. Red River area. I think it’s called the enchanted circle or something. Also, Blake’s Lotta Burger > basically any burger

Can confirm the part about Blake's.    Had it for the first time last winter.

Also visited Ruidoso and that's a lowkey great place.

[0.42]

i like NM and don't wanna move but I'd take CO or San Diego if the perfect opportunity presented itself

also if SD is talking about the eastern half of the state (i.e., the part he grew up next to), yeah, it's pretty bumfuck. i dig albuquerque though and northern NM is gorgeous. can also provide recommendos for southern NM, although i don't really recommend living there unless you don't mind not having a lot going on most of the time. ruidoso and cloudcroft are alright depending on what you want out of life.

I think New Mexico would be good assuming it had water in 10 years.

yeah this and forest fires are the biggest concerns. the rio grande ran dry in ABQ this year for the first time in forever. the mountains up in CO aren't getting snow like they used to anymore. but i mean climate-wise everywhere's probably mumped in some capacity or another anyway so

LMAO at all the Colorado answers.

yeah i love visiting but most of the state is crowded and/or expensive as all eff, and the places where it isn't either don't have any jobs (Walsenburg/Trinidad) or any scenery whatsoever (everything east of the front range)

[nicname]

The mountains in northern nm are great. Red River area. I think it’s called the enchanted circle or something. Also, Blake’s Lotta Burger > basically any burger

Taos and Angel Fire

Yup, all those are great in NM, ABQ is alright, but there are lots of cool places outside of the eastern 1/3ish of the state.

That being said, CO would be slightly above for me because in my mind being in Durango/Silverton area would be ideal, and I visited those places a ton when I worked a lot in the four corners area. For me CO is up the list a lot, but it's basically western side, Telluride on down. I seriously loved Durango so, so much.

Same. My brother lived in Alamosa for 2 years and then in Durango/Bayfield for about 6. I
The Durango area is about as good as you can get.

[WildcatNkilt]

Oregon
California
Maine

[chum1]

I'm irl going to wait to decide where until I'm ready to move because I'll need to see where there aren't a bunch of other people when the time comes.

[MakeItRain]

Maybe take it to the shame thread, but I think Chicago is way overrated. I guess I just don't get that city. It's cool and all, but I'd never want to live there. Been there a crap load of times & it's never been like: "OMG, I GOTTA LIVE HERE!".

It blows

[KST8FAN]

Portland, Maine after visiting there a few years back.

Tom

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