Where do you live?

[Bonehead]

It has been 2 months since surgery and I have only been out of the house once. It struck me as to what I have been missing. Here are pictures of things in my area of the country.

My place is located on the edge of the desert within 30 min. of the Rocky Mountains. I am 10 min. away from the Colorado National Monument. Large rock cliffs coming up out of the desert floor, that step up a few more times to become mountains. It is a pretty cool place.
Where do you live.

 

[donsrods]

That is one of the most gorgeous parts of the country, if not the world, in my opinion. Just the starkness of the rocks and all is amazing. When we moved back from California we drove through the painted desert and all that, and your pictures remind me of that area. Breathtaking.

While I love Florida, I can't say it is architecturally a pretty State. Yeah, the palm trees. water, and beaches are nice, but it is pretty flat and the trees are not real trees like you see in other places. I am drawn to areas like you pictured, I did a past life regression one time and supposedly I was a lineman in the old west in a previous life. Don't laugh, everything else the lady told me was right on the mark..........long story.

Anyway, thanks for sharing your pictures.

Don

 

[Gastrick]

Those are breathtaking views Bonehead. I live in Southeast Florida. I'm about 10 minutes from a nice view of crack town and about 5 minutes away from the closest traffic jam. It's not really all bad though if you like the beaches. I just don't care for the multitudes of people packed into such a small area with all of the crime and parasites that tend to congregate here.

I would rather be nearer to hills or mountains and trees and such, acres away from my closest neighbor.

 

[24dodge]

about 3 miles south of the Jupiter lighthouse , unfortunately the illegal alien smugglers are now using the lighthouse to navigate from the Bahamas to drop illegals , they catch a boatload about every 2 weeks......

 

[24dodge]

Oh , by the way the lighthouse is built on the only hill that I am aware of in south Florida , unless you count the landfill that we call mount trashmore

 

[Bonehead]

I visit Brother in Florida as often as I can, and alway enjoy the area while I am there. Palm trees and the beach, are pretty cool. I scuba and snorkle, so I like the Keys area. But I like coming back here too.

 

[hotrodron]

Great pics everybody. I live in Ohio - "The Heart of it All" Home of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Pro Football Hall of Fame, Summit Racing, Ol' Skool Rodz, and of course the Cleveland Browns. Around where I live, its like we were lost in time. We still have small towns where everybody knows everybody. Its like Walton's Mountain. We still have drive-in movies and full service gas stations, Hot dog shops and Soda fountians. Lots of trees and rolling hills. Its no surprise to have to pass a couple of big tractors or someone riding their horse right there on the road. We have clean air and can see all the stars at night. Oh yeah and also the number one ranked college football team in the nation! Ive been all over and I can honestly say, there is no place quite like rural Ohio.

 

[Tripper]

Hell hole!

Well, after seeing those beautiful pictures... it's as I thought!!! I live in a virtual hell hole! I cry!!!

BoB

 

[timbo]

I am at the out skirts of the Smokey Mountains,Sevier county Tn. 16 miles from all the rod runs/car shows in Pigeon Forge.
Tim

 

[HotRodCadillac]

Over the hill from ya, Bone. Northern Colorado, 30 miles from the Wyoming border. Truly God's Country.

 

[Bonehead]

Over the hill from ya, Bone. Northern Colorado, 30 miles from the Wyoming border. Truly God's Country.

I lived in Crested Butte for years, but I like that northern front range area too.

 

[HotRodCadillac]

Hey Bonehead, I might be heading over your way next month, I'm going to California to see my mom. I'd love to see your truck, maybe we could get together! (If you're up to it). Let me know.

 

[Mr.Gussett]

Buckeye Too!

Yep I'm a worthless nut as well!
I live in the hills of Chillicothe, Oh.
Im in the sticks but only 9 miles from town where their is everything ya need from food to shopping!
Love it!

 

[hotrodron]

Allright Mr. Gussett! Glad to see another worthless nut. What the heck do ya do with a buckeye anyway!? GO BROWNS!

 

[BruceR&C]

As it says in my heading, Elizabethtown, Ky. We're about 45 miles S of Louisville, home of the Kentucky Derby & the NSRA Nationals. Locally, I'm 10 miles S of Fort Knox & the Gold Depository & 10 miles N of Hodgenville which is the birthpalce of Abraham Lincoln. As a retired soldier, I've been all over the world & I could have retired in worse places.

 

[DonMan]

After seeing all these pics, I`m not even gonna tell you where I live . . . I`ll just say it`s nothing to brag about.

 

[motomech]

i live in mesa,arizona home of....well im about 15 miles from the capital of arizona(phoenix) im 1 hour away from snow in the winter and close to lakes and rivers for summer time fun....tons of places for off roading

a growing rat rod/rockabilly crowd tons of car shows and swap meets
endless street construction we have our fair share of crime(being a border state) but mostly its pretty cool

 

[fiki]

My town

I live kinda far from you all

City of Varazdin, Republic of Croatia, Europe
Here are few links if you are willing reading about my country and my town...

http://www.croatia.hr/English/Destinacije/Destinacija.aspx?idDestination=463

link to a video...
http://www.varazdin.hr/varazdin/o_varazdinu2.html


hope you like it

 

[buckeyedon]

Yep another useless nut here Mr. Gussett and Hotrodron. Plenty of tractors and horses on the road around here to. If we want something we also have to go to town about five miles. Oh well I can see the stars at night and the smallmouth Bass fishin is great.

 

[tiny1]

Wow i got to say Bonehead that is really beautiful country out there. Those pics very great! As far west as I've been is new Mexico and i didn't want to come home.

I hate to say where i live. But anyway i live on the out skirts of Mobile Al about 6 miles from the Mississippi line nothing but a few pine & oak tree's around here. I live out in the sticks well it used to be its growing up so fast out here now. We now have a walmart a few miles down the road now so no telling whats next lol .