Dover Bay! Some good bass fishing during parts of the year in easy rowing distance for you
Any Panhandlers here?
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That was Poppy doing some spring pruning Red Shed style. Why do you think they call it a shotgun lift when Spey casting?
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I have actually done this....
maybe #4's the call?
Old406Kid
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My Mother-In-Law was born in LaClede in 1931. Tons of relatives in the Sandpoint area and "Uncle Bill", that ran the Dover post office way back then, had about a mile of riverfront... might even be where you live.
I signed on to fight the Sundance Fire in August of '67 and Sandpoint was almost a ghost town at that time with more empty storefronts than not...who would have known.
Long story short, I wouldn't hesitate to live in the area.
That seems to be the attitude here in Utah with the mass migration of Californians .
Westfly Refugee
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Utah = non-LDS not welcome.
The LDS definitely do not want in-migration to dilute their historical power and control of Utah.
What a historically naive, and ignorant post.
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I have a lot of Mormon extended family from my grandfather in Idaho and Utah. I'm a direct descendent of one of Joseph Smith's body guards. I know a lot of interesting family history due to the genealogy the Mormons are known for. I would of never known the amazing detailed story of my ancestors journey from England to the USA then out west without the research some distant relatives have done.
Don't you have a place outside of the corridor?
Same here , I have a written history of my great great grandfather , and his history how my dads side of the family became Mormons from England , plus other written history of my family thru genealogy .
Yes, but taxes are the same. Very little crime and no encampments though.
Used to see t-shirts in Bend back in the day 'Don't Californicate Oregon', locals expressing their views on Californian cash buyers driving up home prices beyond reasonable for the local economy. Used to be articles on it in the Bend Bulletin newspaper, and pieces in the evening news.
And then in the past three years of the covid 'work from home' surge in high tech, Oregonions in Bend sold their homes to bay area techies for bank and cash bought in Idaho, driving up home prices beyond reasonable for the local economy, pissing off the locals. The irony is obvious.
Worse neighbor I ever had? An utter arrogant asshole who moved down the coast from the city and built the first big box custom home in our neighborhood, blocking the harbor/ocean view we'd enjoyed for 15 years. Said asshole went ballistic and launched a lawsuit three years later when they broke ground on a lot across the street from him for another big box house that would...block his ocean view.
And then in the past three years of the covid 'work from home' surge in high tech, Oregonions in Bend sold their homes to bay area techies for bank and cash bought in Idaho, driving up home prices beyond reasonable for the local economy, pissing off the locals. The irony is obvious.
Worse neighbor I ever had? An utter arrogant asshole who moved down the coast from the city and built the first big box custom home in our neighborhood, blocking the harbor/ocean view we'd enjoyed for 15 years. Said asshole went ballistic and launched a lawsuit three years later when they broke ground on a lot across the street from him for another big box house that would...block his ocean view.
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Westfly Refugee
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Spend some time in Utah as a non-LDS and then see how it goes for you.
I grew up in Utah as a non LDS. While I don't reside in Utah, I own a business based in SLC, with a German partner, and my son attends the University of Utah. Some of my closest friends grew up in Utah as non LDS, and have lived there whole lives there, and have never considered leaving. If you have had a bad experience in Utah, I'm sorry for that, but you might want to look into the mirror rather than blaming the Mormons.
There are a few people who fully believe they can make eastern Washington part of Idaho here in Moses Lake. They do get a lot quieter when you ask them how Idaho would be able to pay for the land they would be acquiring. The value of the land is far greater than Idaho's state budget.Don't move, Idaho is coming to you!
Are you referring to WA state owned land? Not knowing how something like this works, it doesn't seem like ID would have to purchase outright all the private and federally owned land. Oh, what about Indian reservations, tribal sovereignty but held in trust by the Federal government?
Will they get the Sasquatch too?