Where do you live, where would you go.......????

[Bob Womack]

Being an ex-pat from East Tennessee living in the mid-Atlantic, I'd move back to the foothills of the Smokies in a heartbeat.


Bob

[Pitar]

I'm in Florida and if I could I'd move (back) to the Western Caroline Islands, specifically Yap. Or, perhaps to Palau. But, I have a family whose ideas conflict with my own so Florida it is till curtain call.

[Dru Edwards]

Originally Posted by catdaddy

I live in the U.S. I'd move to Canada because the logistics of the move would be fairly simple, but mostly because I love hockey and poutine.

Come on up north, Cat. We'll take you in .

Originally Posted by kathyson

1. Nova Scotia Canada
2. Norway
3. Ireland

Moving to Nova Scotia next summer, after my new home is built with the ocean as my backyard .


As for me, I live in Canada and I'd move to the US (I lived there for a few years already). Probably north east coast, perhaps Maine just to keep out of the hustle bustle of the big cities.

[RustyAxe]

I live in the USA. I'd go to Canada, if they don't build a wall to keep us out, of course. (My father was born in New Brunswick, and was a naturalized US citizen).

[ADK]

Originally Posted by RustyAxe

I live in the USA. I'd go to Canada, if they don't build a wall to keep us out, of course. (My father was born in New Brunswick, and was a naturalized US citizen).

USA (Florida) ---> Canada, probably Nova Scotia. We've visited NS twice and love it.

[Long Road Home]

I'm a Canadian ex-pat married to a U.S. citizen (with a dual citizenship kid). I've been thinking a lot about moving back to Canada (although not to where I spent most of my time - to the interior of BC instead - Kamloops/Kelowna).

I've also always been intrigued by New Zealand, especially when I was still sailing. More sheep than people (it used to be 20:1, and is now 7:1) - no snarky remarks please.

[frankmcr]

Originally Posted by pax238

I've also always been intrigued by New Zealand, More sheep than people - no snarky remarks please.

Of course not! What do you think we are, Australians?

[riorider]

Originally Posted by ADK

USA (Florida) ---> Canada, probably Nova Scotia. We've visited NS twice and love it.

Late to the party, Rich, but I agree with ADK... Nova Scotia - both the south and Cape Breton Isle - were amazing. Songsters on every corner and 2-table pizza joint, beautiful scenery, not crowded. Can't wait to go back.

Phil

[rampix]

I’ve shoveled or blown snow for the last 37 winters! I’d move to Panama, or a least stay for the winter, if only my spouse would. We’re retired now and she’s holding to “I’ve lived in the US for 70 years and I ain’t movin’ now”. Guess I’ll be getting that shovel and snow-blower out again this November

[Jeremy]

USA--->Australia. I would miss cold-weather Christmases though.

[BrunoBlack]

It would have to be a forced decision for me to leave Massachusetts, but if that’s the case then I’d choose either the British Virgin Islands or Vancouver Island.

[welshruss]

I’ve made my move already. I grew up in Wales, went to uni and worked in England but 14 years ago I moved to Australia and I’m not going anywhere else now.

[Brucebubs]

Originally Posted by Jeremy

USA--->Australia. I would miss cold-weather Christmases though.

Chrissy arvo we fire up the barby and the kiddies open their Chrissy pressies,
The missus cooks a couple of chooks and we drink a few coldies with the rellies.


On the afternoon of Christmas Day we turn on the BBQ and our children open their Christmas presents (gifts).
My wife roasts 2 chickens and we drink cold beer with our relatives.

[ManyMartinMan]

It would totally depend on why I was moving. For food & drink - France. For SCUBA diving - maybe Australia. To avoid extradition.............The Republic of The Marshall Islands. Island living with no extradition. Catch me if you can.

[Mooh]

Canada > New Zealand, maybe Australia.