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Re: Where to live in the USA
Originally Posted by another bloody yank
(Post 5467766)
It doesn't sound like you have anything to worry about!:lol:
Wanted to karma you for 'Mobile' but you've been too funny lately. :D |
Re: Where to live in the USA
Consider the lakes too and not just the coastal towns.
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Re: Where to live in the USA
Originally Posted by meauxna
(Post 5467918)
Doesn't look like it...
Wanted to karma you for 'Mobile' but you've been too funny lately. :D |
Re: Where to live in the USA
Originally Posted by meauxna
(Post 5467538)
How are you getting the Green Cards?
What kind of outdoorsy stuff do you like? |
Re: Where to live in the USA
Originally Posted by nettlebed
(Post 5467913)
Only downside is that it's pretty close to Portland...
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 5468068)
The OP was born in Germany...so he's hoping to 'win' a lottery GC.
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Re: Where to live in the USA
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 5468068)
The OP was born in Germany...so he's hoping to 'win' a lottery GC.
A mate of mine, the family were applying every year more for a laugh, they finally got it after 7 or 8 years, by then the kids didn't really want to go...and of the whole family, only one daughter ended up staying, the rest all buggered off after a few years :lol: |
Re: Where to live in the USA
Makawao, Maui, Hawai'i.
The Makawao CBD. :) http://maui-vacation-villas.com/Imag...nt/makawao.jpg Ya want outdoorsy? How about a 21 mile downhill bicycle ride from near the top of a volcano to the ocean. http://www.tourcart.net/tourmate/img/tours/1481-1.jpg You can join the cuzzies on a pig hunt as well. http://starbulletin.com/2006/11/23/news/art2.jpg |
Re: Where to live in the USA
Originally Posted by meauxna
(Post 5468104)
Hey! You snuck that in!
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Re: Where to live in the USA
Originally Posted by Stuart
(Post 5467335)
I am a mens hairdresser (barber), my wife is office manager for a medical company.
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Re: Where to live in the USA
Originally Posted by fatbrit
(Post 5468179)
Open your open shop in the right area and I would think that there's a very good living there. Somewhere recently in the USA forum is the story of the thousand-buck hairdressing tip. Maybe worth a read as that's the sort of right area you want to look into.
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Re: Where to live in the USA
Originally Posted by KJ2007
(Post 5467599)
Oregon. Portland puts you 1.5 hours from the coast, and an hour from skiing. I'd move there in a heartbeat.
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Re: Where to live in the USA
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 5468206)
Anabella is a hairdresser in the Colorada area...I think she's away at the moment but I'm sure if the OP dropped her a PM she'll be only too pleased to answer any questions he may have.
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Re: Where to live in the USA
Originally Posted by fatbrit
(Post 5468210)
Would be great connection to give him the low-down I would think.
http://www.londonworldconnection.com/ |
Re: Where to live in the USA
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 5468309)
About 10 yrs ago I remember receiving a flyer from a couple of Brits who were trying to start a hairdressing business in Morristown NJ. They now have an upmarket, thriving salon.
http://www.londonworldconnection.com/ |
Re: Where to live in the USA
Originally Posted by Stuart
(Post 5465901)
Hey all.
Could you help me narrow down some places to live in the U.S. If we do get our visa. What we are looking for is a outdoor lifestyle, gyms etc. Somewhere near to the coast, but not super expensive would be great. Any thoughts?? The only places i know are L.A and Florida?? But they can be costly. Cheers, Stuart.:thumbup: |
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