If you could live anyplace you wanted, where would it be ?

I have a relative in victoria and read their local news every day:

Victoria Buzz.

After reading that for a couple of months I realized that Victoria was nice but NOT IDYLLIC.

Vancouver,BC. A 2 bedroom condo with garage,near downtown.Need $6,and 6 zeros.Be so happy.

On the Starship Enterprise.

DIDN'T TRUDEAU FORCE YOU TO GET VAXXED? Then vaxxed agains, then boosted, then boosted again and agains?

If you are not vaxxed, how did you escape it, and still be able to go about business as usual.

*again , tho' thinking about "agains" as a permissible plural.

Ohh I got some fine places low and high

Trudeau is doing his best to ruin canada

I like northern New Mexico. Spectacular mountains with Alpine growth. I just can’t handle all the freaking liberals there though.

A hobbit house geothermally heated. All natural everything.
Nothing corporate touching my skin ever.
A girl can dream...

Right where I’m at.

Probably Quebec if it had morals, but I'd settle for alaska or montana otherwise.

I like it pretty well where I am. Humble little cottage on the edge of a tiny town in north central Missouri. The only real drawback is the stifling muggy heat in July and August. If the grid goes down, we'll need a lot larger and nicer basement to keep cool. Winter is harsh, but it's a great time to sit around the wood stove in the evening. No place is perfect, but it is what we make it.

The potential dangers I referred to were mostly to do with heavy machinery and stockman's work and not the general landscape itself.

But certainly be aware of not putting hands or feet anywhere you can't see, there's no rattle warning on Australian snakes.

Snakes will get out of your way, except for adders or those who have young nearby, the main danger though is accidentally treading on them or being close enough to make them feel threatened. If it's a mere proximity perceived threat where someone hasn't physically contacted the snake, it might give a 'milder' and less harmful version of a bite as a deterrent.

About half the people killed by snakebite were trying to kill the snake or accidentally trod on it, snakes probably nearly always go full injection mode in those scenarios. They can draw on venom faster than a human can draw spit.

But I don't want to exxagerate the danger, I grew up in area infested with deadly snakes, probably 100 or more per sq mile, no one I've ever known got bit, because they all cautious.

If you can't safely avoid running over a snake on the road or wherever, quickly wind up your car window to rule out them being thrown up into the window area, been known, my Dad always warned us about that.

Same caution level goes for wild buck kangaroos or even 'domestic' cattle that aren't used to having people around. I got chased by a mob of semi wild cattle and had to dive through a strand bullwire fence to get clear. My cousin had to jump into a dry creek to avoid an ambush from a large buck roo that was frothing at the mouth, snot flying everwhere, glaring down at him from the creekbank. My cousin resisted the opportunity to blow it's head off with the .32 pump action he had with him lol

Also there's some nasty diseases that the wildlife or wild introduced species may have outside of controlled areas, e.g several types of liver fluke and other parasites, Colesi virus, or maybe? traces of control toxic baits etc. so it's an uknown if a wild goat, rabbit or roo etc. is fit for consumption, though they may look it.

It's generally not like e.g Europe or USA where there's a bunch of species which can be hunted and eaten without such concerns.

At camp. No one knows where that is. That's the whole idea.

Sedona, Arizona

Taos and Santa Fe are bad..

In the land of Oz.

On Putin's yacht.

The great Smoky Mountains, nice cold winters, beautiful scenery, what’s not to love.

Bad is putting it mildly. They are the worst type of liberals you could ever imagine.

Such a shame. It would be a nice place otherwise.

Puerto Rico

This

But I'm still traveling

I wander it's in my blood

The UNIVERSE.

Im sure you've seen "Outlanders". It is on netflix and tells lots of history of the Mackenzies in the highlands. It is really interesting.

in my own body

it's a joke though

because everyone knows babies are gettin mutilated everyday
and you will have to answer for your complacency

even if at death.

And thats why the god of this world is the devil.

you dont know, where you want to really live.

That place is literally Hell on Earth most likely.

lol, which is "heaven"

"heaven come down" is hell on earth.

There are a few places that appeal to me. Eastern North Carolina somewhere between Bath and Hatteras / Ocracoke. The Highlands of Scotland, deserts of the American Southwest Alaskan wilderness in the vicinity of Denali.