Dream place to live. What is that for you?
 

Hello everyone! :)
I haven't found a similar thread on the forum thus decided to make a new one. Just wonder what is your dream place to live there on a permanent basis? Say, you have got all the money in the world and you can choose any state, any place, anything to move there. What would you pick?

I will start http://www.vwaudiforum.co.uk/forum/i...es/biggrin.png
I would choose either Spain or Italy. I am more inclined to choose Spain. Great country in terms of education, real estate market, food quality etc. And I am a fan of Valencia as well but I don't want to live in a big city. I prefer some small resorts by the sea like Costa Calida, the approximately 250 km stretch of Mediterannean coastline of the Spanish province of Murcia. Something like that https://virtoproperty.com/property-f...e/costa-calidahttps://esprod.blob.core.windows.net...41f07/ad2d.jpg

The deepest forest in Maine in the United States, at least 15 miles from civilization from any angle, with 1 road in/out. I can deal with spiders, mosquitos, bears, wolves, moose. I can't deal with people anymore!

I'd love to be able to have my main house all set, but hand build a barn for car storage/work. It'll have a huge loft with skylights for a clay throwing / painting studio... Oh, and making my own snowmobile trail circuit

California, duh :bonk:

USA, somewhere in the northeastern mountains between central Pennsylvania and New Hampshire.

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Or here...
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Lol

"All the money in the world" may not be able to buy happiness, but it certainly solves a lot of problems. Even California.

This is totally me being honest - do people actually like California? I imagine the weather is nice, but there is nice weather in a lot of places.

California to me seems like the absolute last place besides New York City that I could live. Of course, that's just my opinion, but what do people like in California? Again, I'm being serious, I have no idea. Not judging anyone

I’m not a big city person but otherwise I have no problem with it. I like NorCal more then SoCal.

There are massive parts of the state that are actually pretty remote, and it has a variety of different geographic regions. Granted, a lot of the more forested places are likely to burn down once in a while or be susceptible to earthquakes. One thing about CA weather is it's nice every single day.

Right where I live this very moment.
But with a garage.
I would really like a garage.

Doesn't sun every single day get boring? I need some snowstorms and temperature variance

I liked my visits there. What people think of as "California" is more the product of movies and TV I think. Much of what I visited and drove through is not much different than here or any other largeish city, small town or rural area I have visited. Hide the palm trees and drop somebody most of the sate and they probably couldn't tell you if they were in the PNW, Main or The south.
Even the people are about the same. Go to Toronto, Montreal or Vancouver (BC) and you will probably find that the people are no better than LA or the other locations people like to critique so much.

Yeah I've never been so I can't really say, I guess. I've spent a few weeks in Arizona and Alabama; long enough for me to know that I'd miss snow for part of the year