Ace Holliday
Well-Known Member
- First Name
- Scott K
- Joined
- Apr 19, 2020
- Threads
- 5
- Messages
- 405
- Reaction score
- 890
- Location
- South Kalifornikstan
- Vehicle(s)
- 2019 Ranger XLT Super Crew
- Occupation
- Aerospace Machinist/CNC Programmer - Retired
In Oklahoma we had 7 1/2 acres. House right in the middle with 350 feet of driveway. I LOVED it! The nearest town was 7 miles away, named Spiro and had a population of 2600 iirc. Had a little grocery store, a couple of bars, a laundromat/gun store, and a post office. Just could not live with the weather. I sometimes look back and think I gave up to soon. But that is water under the bridge.I agree but they're all moving here. Hmmm maybe I should move there.lol. That's my problem too,I hate humidity! It's really not bad here when it's dry but this is our "monsoon season" so the humidity and dew points rise but not like east coast humidity. I just don't think I could go back to it after living here now but I might have to if it gets crazy here.
I really loved living in the country. When I lived back in MA I built my 2 houses out in the country and LOVED living there. My last one was on 3 acres and the house was set in the middle with about 250' of driveway. At the time there was only a little over 8000 people in that town but everyone was super friendly (yes in MA lol). The main drawback was all the good stores are far away and after doing that for 20 years I wanted to live in a community with everything close by.
We would already be in Arizona if my wife's health was better. She is disabled and has other health issues. We need to be fairly close to good medical care. Thankfully for an old guy that led a crazy lifestyle for many years my health is pretty decent. (I was a professional musician in rock and metal bands for decades).
The valley we live in now has two towns next to each other with a total population of around 60,000. So all of the amenities are available. We live as far out of town as you can get before leaving the valley. The senior community we live in is gated and has pools and spas, clubhouses, etc. We have been here for 5 years.
We all know how this State is for firearm enthusiasts. Fortunately I have had most of my collection for years and reload for all of the calibers I own. I hear getting ammo is a challenge. Nothing on the shelves and no mail order is allowed. I have been stocking up on components for years and will not outlive my supply, fortunately.
Sorry for writing a book here.........
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Crazy times and even crazier prices and people are still scooping them up as fast as they come out. I bought mine for $780.00 last March and even that was a little high (about $50.00) but I was sick of waiting and wanted one after shooting a friends.
