Relocated to Northern California
 

Hello, It is a nice state you have here. I am staying outside of Lake Tahoe at the moment but headed towards SF. Anyone from the Bay Area? What is good?

Peace.

NoCal SF is very expensive but beautiful.

I have family about 90 minutes from you in Roseville.

i like the whole region really, can't go wrong. i am a city person, so sf for me.

You can say that again! My favorite town so far is Sausalito.

Pacifica is nice, my sister lived there for a while.

You can have my place, I'm in the process of moving out of the Bay Area. (again)

Come up further north where the good weed is grown, I live in Redding

From what I've been told, Northern Cal sucks.

But good luck.

Bring your wallet.

Norcal is the bomb. Perfect weather, not too hot in the summer, none of this "dry heat" crap, never snows, rarely rains. No crime, no smog, no traffic.

That is probably one of the pricier places in the area.

Guess it depends on what you are looking for. I could never live there, but it far from sucks.

Oh please. Especially where you live. Definitely gets too hot and rains too much.

Besides, didn't you recently put up a pictorial essay of how much the economy sucked where you live? And no crime? I wonder if sicone agrees with that.

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Welcome... :stoned

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It's California. It rarely rains here. I

Does the economy suck where I live? Sure does. Here and everywhere else.

Sicone doesn't live where I live. Not by a long shot.

Nice spot by the ocean!

Now we are talking. Humboldt has competition in the foothills.

Humbolt is really good, Shasta where I kive gets some heat that does wonders for crystals and tehama county also

I agree. Sac was decent as well and seems to be trying to turn around. I found a great place to eat called Crepeville I highly recommend. Cant go wrong with anything on the menu and of course free wifi.

About 45 minutes away, but yes a huge difference in our communities as far as crime. I'm more in the city while Rochard is in a still small town area in the beginning of its growth. I like the area Rochard lives, Don't think I could live there myself but the older I get and the worse it's getting on the streets here for my son makes me think about small town life a bit more.

Just visited Golden Gate Park the other day. What a cool place.

Shastaaaa. Another place to visit. You mean crystals in the ground?

LOL, it rains in the East Bay, hits 100 degrees in the summer, and everything over the 1000 ft elevation is under winter storm watch tonight and tomorrow. I don't actually believe them when they say it's possible there will be snow at sea level, but we'll see I suppose.

Cali is the best! Where are you staying? I'm based in Lake Tahoe, come by my office and say hi. Look for a sign that says "Alpine Computers", ask for Yan.

It's funny how your priorities change as you get older.

When I was a kid, I was raised in a very small town. I hated it as a kid. Nothing to do. I mean, NOTHING to do - No bowling, no movies; 9PM at night everything shuts down. I couldn't wait to leave.

Now as an adult... I miss the trees, the distance between the neighbors... I'm bummed that my kid isn't growing up the same way I did. All she'll ever know is suburbia.

Welcome to Northern California, the Bay Area is one of the sweetest places on the planet :)

I didn't say it never rains here or never hits 100 degrees. It doesn't rain here often, when it does it isn't brutal, and it's not the huge storms I had growing up as a kid.

Where I live the annual average precipitation is 24 inches. Compared to where I grew up....

Clinton, NJ: 49 inches yearly
Miami: 60 inches yearly.
Seattle 52 inches yearly.
Houston: 47 inches yearly.

Snow? That's funny. It hasn't snowed here since I moved her five or six years ago. There might be snow up in Auburn tonight, up in the hills, but that's a bit north of us.

I'm not saying it never rains or never gets hot here. It does, obviously. But over all it's nice - we have seasons; It gets cold in the winter but never snows, it gets hot in the summer but only for a week at a time (unlike Phoenix). It never gets humid here, never a "dry heat" either. It's like LA but without the bullshit.

No doubt!

turn around... and move to Texas

Driving through it enough was good enough :)

Love Tahoe will stop by and say hi. Good little bakery in Homewood you might know of it.

Just outside of Tahoe? North Or South? I'm up in South Lake Tahoe alot. Tahoe's one of my favorite places on Earth. Why move to the bay area?

Oh wait, real jobs! ha. What are you looking for in terms of a place to live? I have lived in the bay area almost my entire life.

Well since this thread, I moved from Redding area to LA, house is rented out, I'll just have to make regular trips to pick up my medicine

Actually west about an hour. Tahoe is going to be nice soon! Mostly for like minded people, the culture, new city to explore etc. Jobs are starting to pick up in SF and LA.

Nice! Considering the move to LA as well. We shall seee. Good medicine up here and its planting time.

That is one of the few things Texans hate about Texas. It can be a bitch to drive accross.

~Ray

lots of work here and oporntunites, I always had the best luck planting late april, 13 lbs out of 6 plants couple years ago

Headed to LA next week to scout around. It is so damn big! It seems that if I stay close the coast it is better but more expensive obviosly. Will visit some people in Santa Clarita on the way.

I'm in the Valley and VS is in Calabasas, nice there

I was going to start a thread on this later today.

My wife and I are currently looking to relocate to San Diego, but the furthest I've ever moved was from NJ to NY and back. Any tips on moving cross country? Finding a new place to live? etc etc etc... I'm a complete noob at this.