I'd have one place here in Florida. Likely Big Pine Key or Key Largo. The second would be in St.Thomas.
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Sunday, the 13th of September, Question of the Day
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I wouldn't want the hassle of looking after a second home it's hard enough looking after the one I've got. That's why I like going on hollybobs no housework or cooking 
This is my home! No more moving. We have lived all over the north west since 1978. We will probably just have one more move, when we can't take care of the house any longer. I would like to stay in this area though.
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napa valley is a beatiful place but i would recommend against buying a home there california is the fire state right now we have had a steady rian of ash the past week so air quality is horreid right now.sky looks an ugly gray brown from the smoke i live in southern california its bad here to with the fires to but if money isnt an issue we got plentyof coastline with ocean breezes to clear the air oceanside,carlsbad,malibu,laguna niguel,newport. all really nice beach towns i have visited or taken vacation trips to nice clean towns no getto areas to be seen
I think,since funds are no object,I might like to move to where my folks had their getaway home,and that was in Keene,NY.Pretty little town in the Adirondacks,right near the Ausable River so plenty of good trout fishing.Would have to have a four wheel vehicle for sure as it sure does snow there.
i do have a second home , its at my moms when i go to visit her
We took over my in-laws' second home in Hungary when they got too old to travel and had no luck selling it. While I enjoy going there occasionally, it's a burden to have to go there to keep it up. It's an 8-hour drive, and the language is rather challenging. I'd much rather spend the time and money on traveling to a variety of destinations.
Dh and I joke about having a home for every season. 
I like where we live too. But I could do winters in Key West. Summers in the northern part of the country. Maybe the mountains. Spring on the Outer Banks. And fall...well somewhere the leaves change. So maybe we would spend summer and fall in the mountains of New England or something. Then head south before they get snow.
I like where we live too. But I could do winters in Key West. Summers in the northern part of the country. Maybe the mountains. Spring on the Outer Banks. And fall...well somewhere the leaves change. So maybe we would spend summer and fall in the mountains of New England or something. Then head south before they get snow. - Thread Starter Thread Starter
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We could be neighbors in Napa and Tuscany!
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We spent 2 days in Yountville on our honeymoon and I fell in love with it. We stayed at a small place called
The Vintage Inn and had breakfast outside. A ginger cat would come for handouts while we drank coffee
and Mimosas and ate bagels with different toppings, and fresh fruit. Visited 2 wineries, got a buzz on at
10:00am, ha!! I would love to live in Malibu as well. I fell in love with the old Vics in San Francisco.
I adored visiting and spending a night at Yosemite at the Ahwahnee Hotel...what a beautiful place,
It's horrible, all the fires out west.
oh i forgot to mention the earthquakes here also 
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Huh. That's near where I live. An hour and a half away.
I would move away all together. I'm fed up of living in England. I might even be moving to France in a couple of years.
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