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Posted: 11/24/2020 11:02:34 AM EDT
Looking to move back East with my family. Unfortunately it’s become too cumbersome and expensive for a family to live where I am in WY. We’re renters out here and want to buy a house.
Wife is in marketing, I’ve been in everything from retail management to HR to hospitality, food, dipped a bit into construction. I’m versatile. We were up in the Charles Town area the other day and prices seemed alright, lots of companies in Martinsburg and other areas. Seems if you’re a sober non drug addict you could do alright. How’s taxes in WV? Utility costs? Vehicle inspections/emissions/registration costs? Are there public land hunting opportunities? I’m sure nothing will compare to Wyoming but there could be something. Are public schools something to avoid? I’m foreseeing an eventual boom in the state down the road as MD/VA go off the deep end and people flee them like they fled California to go to AZ, NV, OR. What do you love about where you live and what do you wish could be better? |
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Posted: 11/24/2020 11:37:11 AM EDT
That area is fast becoming NOVA -West.
Not an area I would be interested in living, but we all have our own likes,dislikes, needs. I have 900,000 acres of National Forest across the road that I can walk off into. Property taxes are cheap in my county, but there's no services to speak of either. Nice place to live if you don't need to work. |
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Posted: 11/24/2020 12:05:08 PM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By Waldo: That area is fast becoming NOVA -West. Not an area I would be interested in living, but we all have our own likes,dislikes, needs. I have 900,000 acres of National Forest across the road that I can walk off into. Property taxes are cheap in my county, but there's no services to speak of either. Nice place to live if you don't need to work. Wife is setting herself up to work remotely but I won’t trust that in this day and age. Need to have jobs around as we’re in our late 20s, lots of work to do before retirement. How is the crime in WVA? |
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Posted: 11/24/2020 6:58:19 PM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By mdguy90: Wife is setting herself up to work remotely but I won’t trust that in this day and age. Need to have jobs around as we’re in our late 20s, lots of work to do before retirement. How is the crime in WVA? If you can find a place west of I-81, do it. That said a few realtors I know all think the I-81 corridor between Front Royal, VA and Chambersburg, PA is going to boom over the next 20-30 years. Crime isn't bad unless you're in Martinsburg. Outside the city mostly property crime (druggies stealing stuff) and DV. Traffic is starting to suck but nothing as bad as northern VA unless there's an accident on the interstate, which due to the construction is almost daily now. Avoid anything built by Ryan or Pulty unless you want WalMart quality in your home. You can find decent places without an HOA or deed restrictions. I'm in Inwood and there are places in my subdivision up for sale. We're on the west side of town bordering Gerrardstown. |
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Posted: 11/24/2020 10:09:40 PM EDT
[Last Edit: die-tryin]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By mdguy90: Wife is setting herself up to work remotely but I won’t trust that in this day and age. Need to have jobs around as we’re in our late 20s, lots of work to do before retirement. How is the crime in WVA? One thing ,you can't generalize WVa, big difference from panhandle to South Charleston, even east side of WV is different from west side. It seems you've picked an area, but like mentioned the panhandle gonna get eaten up by Md/Va ppl. Where I'm at its great, this is what WV is all about, but no jobs here , like Waldo said, nice place to live ( in country and mountains) if you don't need to work. Cell phones don't work here, so I don't own one, this is a plus in my book , lol. Figure what kinda life you want, urban, suburbs or rural. And even then , there are varying degrees of each. |
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Posted: 11/24/2020 10:19:50 PM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By die-tryin: One thing ,you can't generalize WVa, big difference from panhandle to South Charleston, even east side of WV is different from west side. It seems you've picked an area, but like mentioned the panhandle gonna get eaten up by Md/Va ppl. Where I'm at its great, this is what WV is all about, but no jobs here , like Waldo said, nice place to live ( in country and mountains) if you don't need to work. Cell phones don't work here, so I don't own one, this is a plus in my book , lol. Figure what kinda life you want, urban, suburbs or rural. And even then , there are varying degrees of each. Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By die-tryin: Originally Posted By mdguy90: Wife is setting herself up to work remotely but I won’t trust that in this day and age. Need to have jobs around as we’re in our late 20s, lots of work to do before retirement. How is the crime in WVA? One thing ,you can't generalize WVa, big difference from panhandle to South Charleston, even east side of WV is different from west side. It seems you've picked an area, but like mentioned the panhandle gonna get eaten up by Md/Va ppl. Where I'm at its great, this is what WV is all about, but no jobs here , like Waldo said, nice place to live ( in country and mountains) if you don't need to work. Cell phones don't work here, so I don't own one, this is a plus in my book , lol. Figure what kinda life you want, urban, suburbs or rural. And even then , there are varying degrees of each. Yea. We’re looking for suburbs I guess. Nothing will compare to what I have here so I have to settle no matter where.  |
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WV, USA
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Posted: 11/25/2020 10:54:41 PM EDT
Be prepared for the state to be raped for at least the next 4 years. Double digit unemployment, state agency budget cuts, reduced school funding along with skyrocketing fuel and electricity prices and the like. Basically a repeat of 2009. I love living here but it gets tough when the .gov declares war on your way of life.
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Posted: 11/26/2020 8:31:59 AM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By HammerTech: Be prepared for the state to be raped for at least the next 4 years. Double digit unemployment, state agency budget cuts, reduced school funding along with skyrocketing fuel and electricity prices and the like. Basically a repeat of 2009. I love living here but it gets tough when the .gov declares war on your way of life. Is the unemployment due to lack of jobs or just the mindset of people there? Or both? I wouldn’t say no to a private school for a few years. We’ve also considered home schooling.(my family was all homeschooled) |
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Posted: 11/26/2020 8:46:13 AM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By mdguy90: Is the unemployment due to lack of jobs or just the mindset of people there? Or both? I wouldn’t say no to a private school for a few years. We’ve also considered home schooling.(my family was all homeschooled) Mainly lack of jobs, which is not as big of an issue in the EPH. P&G is hiring for $18.50 per hour plus benefits if you have a HS diploma or GED and can pass a whiz quiz. |
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Posted: 11/26/2020 9:01:23 AM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By Bubbles: Mainly lack of jobs, which is not as big of an issue in the EPH. P&G is hiring for $18.50 per hour plus benefits if you have a HS diploma or GED and can pass a whiz quiz. Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Bubbles: Originally Posted By mdguy90: Is the unemployment due to lack of jobs or just the mindset of people there? Or both? I wouldn’t say no to a private school for a few years. We’ve also considered home schooling.(my family was all homeschooled) Mainly lack of jobs, which is not as big of an issue in the EPH. P&G is hiring for $18.50 per hour plus benefits if you have a HS diploma or GED and can pass a whiz quiz. Yea I have a friend who works there. He says you could move up pretty fast if you’re technical. And I didn’t get specifics but there are other places that are offering higher starting wages than them. |
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Posted: 11/26/2020 2:02:18 PM EDT
Check out southern wv. Not deep south, but between Beckley and Fayetteville. It is starting to come up. Not really for the right reasons in my opinion, but still.
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WV, USA
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Posted: 11/26/2020 4:08:27 PM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By sycotik1: Check out southern wv. Not deep south, but between Beckley and Fayetteville. It is starting to come up. Not really for the right reasons in my opinion, but still. Ah tourism and all those high paying service industry jobs it brings. Chaps my ass every time I think about the millions wasted on developing tourism instead of actual industry. |
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Posted: 11/26/2020 11:25:20 PM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By sycotik1: Check out southern wv. Not deep south, but between Beckley and Fayetteville. It is starting to come up. Not really for the right reasons in my opinion, but still. Thanks. 
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Posted: 12/10/2020 11:10:03 AM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By mdguy90: Thanks. Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By mdguy90: Originally Posted By sycotik1: Check out southern wv. Not deep south, but between Beckley and Fayetteville. It is starting to come up. Not really for the right reasons in my opinion, but still. Thanks. This is where I live, so I will say yes. It is however starting to get expensive for housing due to the tourism down here and the decent priced stuff is being bought up by out of staters and for vacation rentals. I will also urge you to look in the northcentral WV area on the I-79 corridor in Lewis, Harrison, Marion, Monongalia, Taylor area. It is booming right now and the only other place I would consider relocating too. I went to school and worked up there for a long time so its one of my favorite places. |
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NC, USA
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Posted: 12/13/2020 10:01:26 PM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By HammerTech: Ah tourism and all those high paying service industry jobs it brings. Chaps my ass every time I think about the millions wasted on developing tourism instead of actual industry. Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By HammerTech: Originally Posted By sycotik1: Check out southern wv. Not deep south, but between Beckley and Fayetteville. It is starting to come up. Not really for the right reasons in my opinion, but still. Ah tourism and all those high paying service industry jobs it brings. Chaps my ass every time I think about the millions wasted on developing tourism instead of actual industry. I’ve got a group that comes up from the Charlotte NC metro area several times a year to ride the Hatfield McCoys & Outlaws, it’s a damn shame seeing how bad the western WV area is. Was out north west of Welch this past weekend, I have no idea how you would keep your sanitary, knowing there is no light at the end of the tunnel - sad & depressing. Seems like ATV tourism is all there is. With that said, a couple of the resort owners we know are from Greensboro & Hickory NC. They’re providing jobs for locals, the profits ain’t staying in WV. |
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CT, USA
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Posted: 12/23/2020 11:10:38 AM EDT
I was going to ask the same question. In general about the North eastern area near the VA border. But after reading this I think TN is still my target area!
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Posted: 3/2/2021 7:31:49 PM EDT
Kinda curious about the far west Kenova area.
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WV, USA
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Posted: 3/5/2021 8:30:16 AM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By JAD762: Kinda curious about the far west Kenova area. Just spent 3 weeks there restoring power after an ice storm. Huntington is a city in industrial decline. Marshall University and the hospital are probably the top employers. I think Cabell county led the state in OD's recently. Kenova is just a suburb of Huntington. There are some nice areas, but there are lots of absolute shitholes too. |
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Posted: 3/5/2021 10:02:03 AM EDT
The Huntington area is one of the last places I'd visit. Drugs run rampant in that area as well. Most of the Ohio Valley is that way these days, with alot of industrial facilities shuttered sadly.
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Posted: 3/5/2021 1:28:40 PM EDT
Not a bad area, if you don't need to work.
That being said, there are jobs, if you can piss clean and have a half a brain. |
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VA, USA
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Posted: 3/6/2021 8:42:54 PM EDT
I might be a new WV property owner, but today I watched a gorgeous sunrise with a big herd of deer right off my front porch. Drove to the slopes and got a great day of late winter snowboarding in and stopped over at Swilled Dog cidery on the way home.
West Virginia living is kick ass, OP. |
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Posted: 3/7/2021 2:02:13 PM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By VAhasnowaves: I might be a new WV property owner, but today I watched a gorgeous sunrise with a big herd of deer right off my front porch. Drove to the slopes and got a great day of late winter snowboarding in and stopped over at Swilled Dog cidery on the way home. West Virginia living is kick ass, OP. Swilled Dog is only a couple of miles from my place. I never see anyone there though. |
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WV, USA
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Posted: 3/7/2021 5:16:59 PM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By VAhasnowaves: I might be a new WV property owner, but today I watched a gorgeous sunrise with a big herd of deer right off my front porch. Drove to the slopes and got a great day of late winter snowboarding in and stopped over at Swilled Dog cidery on the way home. West Virginia living is kick ass, OP. Funny, didn't see you mention anything about getting up at 4 AM to shovel a path in the snow out to the truck to warm it up before driving an hour in to work. WV living has been kicking my ass lately. 3 weeks straight in Huntington restoring power from the ice storm. And there is plenty of winter left. I've had snow on the 15th day of May before at home in western Greenbrier. |
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Posted: 3/7/2021 6:38:09 PM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By HammerTech: Funny, didn't see you mention anything about getting up at 4 AM to shovel a path in the snow out to the truck to warm it up before driving an hour in to work. WV living has been kicking my ass lately. 3 weeks straight in Huntington restoring power from the ice storm. And there is plenty of winter left. I've had snow on the 15th day of May before at home in western Greenbrier. Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By HammerTech: Originally Posted By VAhasnowaves: I might be a new WV property owner, but today I watched a gorgeous sunrise with a big herd of deer right off my front porch. Drove to the slopes and got a great day of late winter snowboarding in and stopped over at Swilled Dog cidery on the way home. West Virginia living is kick ass, OP. Funny, didn't see you mention anything about getting up at 4 AM to shovel a path in the snow out to the truck to warm it up before driving an hour in to work. WV living has been kicking my ass lately. 3 weeks straight in Huntington restoring power from the ice storm. And there is plenty of winter left. I've had snow on the 15th day of May before at home in western Greenbrier. Yea we get 500” of snow on average here. I’m not too worried in that regard. Job market is my concern though. |
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Posted: 3/8/2021 8:41:23 PM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By mdguy90: Wife is setting herself up to work remotely but I won’t trust that in this day and age. Need to have jobs around as we’re in our late 20s, lots of work to do before retirement. How is the crime in WVA? If you're working from home and looking at a more "rural" area, not one of the 5 or 6 population centers... better make sure there's high speed internet. There are many places here that it's not available. |
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Posted: 3/8/2021 10:27:45 PM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By mwc951: If you're working from home and looking at a more "rural" area, not one of the 5 or 6 population centers... better make sure there's high speed internet. There are many places here that it's not available. Never mind high-speed internet, better make sure there's cell service. |
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Posted: 3/9/2021 3:53:30 PM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By Bubbles: Never mind high-speed internet, better make sure there's cell service. Some places electric  Not sure how rural he wanted to go.... |
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WV, USA
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Posted: 3/10/2021 8:42:10 PM EDT
I go between Charleston and the EPH area right now until we relocate up here permanently.
The place I work is usually always hiring new people. |
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Posted: 3/13/2021 2:54:16 PM EDT
[Last Edit: The_Donkk]
Don’t rely on calling the internet companies to verify if there is high speed available, ask the neighbors to be sure.
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Posted: 3/17/2021 10:38:40 AM EDT
I believe the area I live in is one of the most beautiful on the east coast. Has pretty much everything I would ever want to do. We backpack, cave, rock climb, snow ski, hunt, fish, mountain bike and much more. Town is only a little over a half hour away which isn't too bad. It is getting a lot more crowded than it used to be, but I guess that is everywhere out side of the cities and suburbs as people try to escape all the crap that goes with living in those places. The mountain highlands of Greenbriar, Pocahontas, Randolph and Tucker county is absolutely Gods country if you can make it work.
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Posted: 3/17/2021 4:16:42 PM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By Pushrod_Paul: I believe the area I live in is one of the most beautiful on the east coast. Has pretty much everything I would ever want to do. We backpack, cave, rock climb, snow ski, hunt, fish, mountain bike and much more. Town is only a little over a half hour away which isn't too bad. It is getting a lot more crowded than it used to be, but I guess that is everywhere out side of the cities and suburbs as people try to escape all the crap that goes with living in those places. The mountain highlands of Greenbriar, Pocahontas, Randolph and Tucker county is absolutely Gods country if you can make it work. It's nice over there (except for the snow and no cell service). I just couldn't find a place to buy in the area back when I was looking. I tried, but the inventory was tiny at the time. But I'm pretty happy over here. The weather is a bit more moderate and my phone works. (As long as I stay on the mountain.)  Plus I caught a limit of Trout today. 
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Posted: 3/18/2021 2:44:31 PM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By Waldo: It's nice over there (except for the snow and no cell service). I just couldn't find a place to buy in the area back when I was looking. I tried, but the inventory was tiny at the time. But I'm pretty happy over here. The weather is a bit more moderate and my phone works. (As long as I stay on the mountain.) Plus I caught a limit of Trout today. I caught 10 trout yesterday and 16 today on my lunch breaks down on the Shavers Fork. Only kept 6 of all of those. I love that I can be on the rivers within 5 minutes from my house. |
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Posted: 3/18/2021 2:48:11 PM EDT
Waldo, I'm going to be down your way Saturday with my son to go caving. Probably going to bring the fishing gear. Do you know any good fishing spots near Riverton?
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Posted: 3/19/2021 8:51:18 PM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By Pushrod_Paul: Waldo, I'm going to be down your way Saturday with my son to go caving. Probably going to bring the fishing gear. Do you know any good fishing spots near Riverton? Go up smoke hole canyon. Tell the old fucker in the power wagon to save trout for you!
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Posted: 3/19/2021 10:34:09 PM EDT
Man I would want to be there but doubt it’s best for our careers. We’re still young, probably have a lot more in our future from the looks of it.
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Posted: 3/20/2021 7:27:12 AM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By jnk556: Go up smoke hole canyon. Tell the old fucker in the power wagon to save trout for you! I love fishing Smokehole. I always catch good sized fish there! |
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Posted: 3/20/2021 11:11:33 AM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By Pushrod_Paul: Waldo, I'm going to be down your way Saturday with my son to go caving. Probably going to bring the fishing gear. Do you know any good fishing spots near Riverton? Probably too late since it's already Saturday. But I don't fish much on the North Fork. I'm only a few miles from Seneca Rocks as the crow flies, but I have to drive at least 20 miles to get to the North Fork, probably close to 30 to Seneca Rocks. There's no road across North Mountain. Either have to drive to Petersburg and backtrack or go across 33 and Judy Gap. OTOH, I'm only 2.5 miles from the South Branch and Smoke Hole by road. |
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Posted: 3/23/2021 11:33:40 AM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By Pushrod_Paul: I believe the area I live in is one of the most beautiful on the east coast. Has pretty much everything I would ever want to do. We backpack, cave, rock climb, snow ski, hunt, fish, mountain bike and much more. Town is only a little over a half hour away which isn't too bad. It is getting a lot more crowded than it used to be, but I guess that is everywhere out side of the cities and suburbs as people try to escape all the crap that goes with living in those places. The mountain highlands of Greenbriar, Pocahontas, Randolph and Tucker county is absolutely Gods country if you can make it work. Amen brother. |
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Posted: 3/25/2021 12:38:10 PM EDT
I have seen several references to West Virginia being a nice place to live if you don't have to work. I am planning on retiring in 6 more years, so work will be optional. What kind of income does someone need to be able live comfortably?
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Posted: 3/25/2021 3:52:09 PM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By Special-K: I have seen several references to West Virginia being a nice place to live if you don't have to work. I am planning on retiring in 6 more years, so work will be optional. What kind of income does someone need to be able live comfortably? -K Thats subjective. Depends on your life style etc.. |
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Posted: 3/25/2021 6:32:49 PM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By die-tryin: Thats subjective. Depends on your life style etc.. Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By die-tryin: Originally Posted By Special-K: I have seen several references to West Virginia being a nice place to live if you don't have to work. I am planning on retiring in 6 more years, so work will be optional. What kind of income does someone need to be able live comfortably? -K Thats subjective. Depends on your life style etc.. Also depends on your county. The eastern panhandle is basically a suburb of DC so housing is getting expensive. Like anywhere else, the further you are from civilization the cheaper it gets. |
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Posted: 3/27/2021 7:37:48 PM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By Special-K: I have seen several references to West Virginia being a nice place to live if you don't have to work. I am planning on retiring in 6 more years, so work will be optional. What kind of income does someone need to be able live comfortably? -K All depends on how you want to live, and where. |
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Posted: 3/31/2021 9:06:24 AM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By Waldo: Probably too late since it's already Saturday. But I don't fish much on the North Fork. I'm only a few miles from Seneca Rocks as the crow flies, but I have to drive at least 20 miles to get to the North Fork, probably close to 30 to Seneca Rocks. There's no road across North Mountain. Either have to drive to Petersburg and backtrack or go across 33 and Judy Gap. OTOH, I'm only 2.5 miles from the South Branch and Smoke Hole by road. Wife and I took off from work and went fishing at Smoke Hole yesterday. Surprised by how crowded it was on a Tuesday, it was back before Covid Saturday crowded. Still caught a bunch of fish. Had to skedaddle early to get home to get our son off the bus. |
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Posted: 4/2/2021 5:37:08 AM EDT
Tagged for interest.
How’s life in Berkeley Springs these days? That little town has always held a special place in my heart. |
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WI, USA
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Posted: 4/7/2021 7:23:09 PM EDT
Am another one looking at WV. Mainly for affordable rural small town living that doesn't get too hot in the summer. Still like some winter, but the -20,-30's during long winters up here (NW WI) is starting to hurt. Am retired, don't need a job and very comfortable not living in suburbia. Want to be careful about not moving into yuppie area. Still need to be at least 30 miles from decent medical services. Was looking at the Northern/central areas se of Pittsburgh. There appears to be a lot of good motorcicling in the area, but would really like to be close to a good gun range, hopefully being able to access up to 600-1000 yds and pistol shooting.
Any suggestions for nice smaller towns? Thanks it be sincerely appreciated |
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Posted: 4/7/2021 8:15:41 PM EDT
Ezekiel, the I-79 corridor that you mentioned has pretty warm summers. Up where I'm at in the highlands east of Elkins only breaks into the low 80's a handful of times during the summer. We have a good hospital in Elkins and the bigger University hospitals are only 1.5 hrs away.
You would have to drive a bit to a public range that satisfies your parameters, however there are lots of national forest land that you can shoot on. A neighbor of mine has a 1000 yard range on his property. |
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WI, USA
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Posted: 4/8/2021 11:22:00 AM EDT
thanks, it be appreciated.
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Posted: 4/19/2021 4:04:07 PM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By ezekeial: Am another one looking at WV. Mainly for affordable rural small town living that doesn't get too hot in the summer. Still like some winter, but the -20,-30's during long winters up here (NW WI) is starting to hurt. Am retired, don't need a job and very comfortable not living in suburbia. Want to be careful about not moving into yuppie area. Still need to be at least 30 miles from decent medical services. Was looking at the Northern/central areas se of Pittsburgh. There appears to be a lot of good motorcicling in the area, but would really like to be close to a good gun range, hopefully being able to access up to 600-1000 yds and pistol shooting. Any suggestions for nice smaller towns? Thanks it be sincerely appreciated Im north westish of slanesville but i like going thru romney in the summer yet you have the augusta hospital and the rt50 hospital in winchester va and the hospitals in cumberland md |
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Posted: 5/1/2021 7:04:41 PM EDT
Anybody with opinions on the Wardensville area for outdoors activity.
Fishing, shooting, hunting, hiking, camping, etc. |
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Posted: 5/1/2021 7:18:59 PM EDT
[Last Edit: die-tryin]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By FaunaBeware: Anybody with opinions on the Wardensville area for outdoors activity. Fishing, shooting, hunting, hiking, camping, etc. That's near Waldo. I'm further south. But basically all the same, lots of state parks, hiking, kayaking, etc, Have no idea on ranges, most have private ranges |
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Posted: 5/1/2021 8:32:48 PM EDT
Quote History Originally Posted By die-tryin: That's near Waldo. I'm further south. But basically all the same, lots of state parks, hiking, kayaking, etc, Have no idea on ranges, most have private ranges There's hiking trails. Big Schloss. Pond Run ect over that way. They stock Lost River, plus it's a nice out of the way state park. I rarely go East of my location though. Too many people out that way for me. |
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