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The first town to come to mind with mountains towering over the town is Telluride. When you come out, go visit and see what you think. Then contact a realtor and find out what it costs to live there (eeek!). I recommend the Buena Vista/Salida area. They are located in a mountain valley surrounded by lots of very large mountains and the views are spectacular. Rents and housing costs are ...

Do what cow tiping? lol I know a few people who live in Sterling and Limon but there is nothing to do out there so they come this way. I have no idea about their job market. It is not too great out here but not as bad an unemployment rate as Michigan. Greeley is not the Eastern Plains, it is a small town that I find confusing when I drive through it It is about half an hour North of me up ...

I side with your wife. LaCrosse WI is a nice scenic place and the winters aren't as mean as many other parts of MN or WI.

Is this not on the Denver thread....ooh, ooh, ooh, the weather, what am I going to do???? I am sorry, it is so funny, all this concern about weather. Today, everywhere, the newscast, the internet, get it live, get it now, desktop alert, know the weather instantaneously, up to date, radar, 9news, 7news, doopler, weather radio, rss weather feed, cell phone, iphone, national weather alert, ...

HELP!!!! I want to move to Colorado BUT im from the uk im not sure what i need to get into the the U.S and can i afford to move to colorado? I work in Business admin and my partner is an electrician! my younger sister wants to come shes 16 so what does she need to have to get into high school? we are looking for a 3+ bedoom house and we have around $20 - $35 to spend on it me and my partner ...

Thanks for sharing, those are some great pics What town is that in the pictures?

Quote: Originally Posted by Kristin_09 Hello everyone! My husband and I are considering a move to Colorado. I am from Missouri and we currently live in my hometown. However, my husband, who is from Utah, says he can't handle the midwest humidty, ticks, chiggers, etc. anymore...He wants to go home. He works in construction, and by this...

If you like a desert environment (with mountains close by) and you like small towns, then you'll like it here on the Western Slope. Sounds like you're already familiar with the area so you know what I mean by "dry" desert. Have you lived in high altitude before? As for the meth problem, I haven't heard much about it. The occasional, infrequent news report or something, but it's not something...