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Originally Posted by juggernaut
t always makes me wonder how people can live in land locked states/countries. I need some ocean, just something about it for me.
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I feel the same way, love living near the ocean. I do miss being able to spend a day hiking in the country. We have swamps and nasty sticky biting things here plus it is just flat and boring. California was nice since it had hills and stuff but as cd34 said you can't actually go in the water for most of the state plus it is expensive and has a state tax.
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Originally Posted by cd34
I would go nuts on the West Coast of Florida. The slower pace is one of the few detractors from living in Florida for me.
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You are living on the border of bum fuck egypt up there. Come on down to Fort Lauderdale, it's feeling more and more like Los Angeles each year which is both a blessing and a curse. I dated a guy who lived up in Boca and I thought that I would go insane with boredom when I would stay with him. West Broward is another suburban hell. Why would you move down here and then buy a house in drained swamp land?
Downtown Ft. Laud. Finally has night life in the streets. It's nice just to be able to spend the evening walking around in the old town, River walk, Los Olas areas. Now if only we would get some decent theater and culture. I do really miss the lack of culture down here.
Fort Laud beach, I live just on the west side of the intercostal next to the beach, is still kind lame but improving.
Miami and South Beach is more city like but also like visiting another country. It is nice to go to South Beach every now and then.
Hollywood is right there in the middle and probably a good buy still.