Where to retire?
 

I am sure most of you have seen my thread on my cabin high in the Rocky Mountains of Wyoming https://www.dieselbombers.com/outdoo...res-cabin.html well I plan to work 10 more years then retire up there but life is gonna be tough in the winters since its 8k elevation and gets alot of snow, the winter months ya cant drive in there and its almost impossible to maintain an open road even with a rotary blower it still would be almost a daily task. So I been thinkin that maybe I need to also get a second home somewhere in the Carribeans or some warm place like that to live in the winter months, I been out there lookin around just a bit and am mostly lookin for an island thats not so popular with tourists yet still has an airport or an easy boatride from mainlands ...I found..........anybody have an out of the way place in mind that would fit this description

Hawaii??:tttt:

move to FL for the winter like all the other snow birds.... you'll have friends down here, me, Logan, Phil, shoot Bobby and Steph might drive down to hang out with ya.... it don't get too cold in south GA, maybe in the 30's for a couple weeks to a month and highs in the 90's during the summer.....

St. Thomas is a no brainer to me, I have been all over the Caribbean and nothing rivals it.

florida :tttt:

we can't handle him down here...lol

he probably only want to play bingo with you....





and maybe suprize butseks

hey they say that the villages (Disney for retiree's basically) has the highest rate of STDS...basically one man services the whole block...maybe he might fit in.

I will look into this one

too many peeps for me

Bingo we have a winner

would be fun for a while though...rollin smoke on the golf carts...:pca1::pca1::pca1:

Why not check out KEY WEST, it's a small city with an airport, I mite even drive down there to mess with you ???:ok1:

looks like the keys is way spensive .......gotta be a millionair:ouch:

Turks and Caicos Islands......They are really nice
The Turks and Caicos Islands are situated about 600 miles (970 km) southeast of Miami and 50 miles (80 km) south east of Mayaguana in the Bahamas.

Carribean...as shown below
 

Well, funny you should ask...

Next year, I start selling off everything and investing in foreign banks and buying the boat. Then we'll see who shovels snow... LoL

Gilligan's Island Looked pretty cool

OK I work for an airline, I hear that COSTA RICA & BELIZE is the way to go, cause they speak ENGLISH, and have alot of AMERICANS living there. :yeah:

South of Louisville Kentucky and North of Nashville Tennessee seems to be a very nice area when I have vacationed there. :pca1:

check out this island I found last night ........Roatan, good prices right there
Roatan Real Estate a Caribbean Secret - Real Estate


here is a google map, its just north of Honduras

http://aboutroatanrealestate.com/pag...tan_map_google

My sis has been looking into Costa Rica for awhile now. It sounds pretty good down there. Not real expensive and you don't have to constantly worry about rebel attacks.

I'll probably head to the west coast of FL myself, Bradenton or south of there.

yeah ginger and maryann taboot

I would buy the whole island if Maryann would be there :w2:

do a lil gardnin :humm:

Costa Rica.

Safe, good medical, affordable, beautiful, friendly to Americans....and safe.

I been lookin at costa rica and it looks pretty good.........250-300k gets ya some fairly nice shack

My Dads cousin has lived there for many years.

Honduras, Nicaragua or my personal favorite, the Philippines where beer is cheap, women are even cheaper and balut & pineapple juice rule :c::c:

I got ta lookin today at the major hurricane path .........................now I am concerened about alot of these

Build strong and have lots of sump pumps :U::U::U:

:gayflag: http://www.gaykeywestfl.com

that's the chance you take..... why not new orleans.... i heard there is some cheap real estate there......

As much as I like it up here more, maybe because I am younger and it is a big change for us, but in the middle of of SC might be worth looking into. If nothing else, just for grins and giggles. Cost of living is low and you still get somewhat of a climate change in the winter without all the snow. But it does happen now and then. We were only an hour and a half from the mountains and the same distance from the beach. Just a thought.

I just seen a Survivorman episode set in Costa Rica...they have some of the worlds deadliest snakes and if you stopped moving for a few minutes you had something crawling on you.

Sounds like fun....:humm:

I forgot I was talking to Whitmore for a minute....he would probably like that...