Florida issues

[svenskanurse]

I thought I posted here this morning; what happened??

[favrefan]

Originally Posted by ubetta

Why are you moving to St. Augustine? LC says you have a good reason, but I don't see it here.
Where are you moving from? I'm from NY, live in Flagler County about 20 mins south of St. Augustine and love it. I'm thrilled that I moved. A year is a long time away as far as accomodations and pricing is concerned. If you need a paper map of the area and some literature, pm me and I'll send it on up.

I am moving from Dyer, Indiana. Dyer is app. 45 min SouthEast of Chicago, Ill. I am going to pm you about the rest of the info. I need from u. Thank You

[ubetta]

Originally Posted by lady cop

my house was on palmwood. my dear friend lives on london. i am no longer in the area.

My sister in law is in Mantanza Woods, near your friend. I love it here. Growing like crazy and pricing with it and taxes too, but it's still a great place. I started out in Boca. Too big. This is more like Long Island where I came from.

[Ciao, Bella!]

Actually, where the coast curves there, you're safe from hurricanes. The last one to come directly in at that area was Hurricane Dora, in '69, and it came in dead for Jax. Now, if a storm crosses the state, that's different. You need to see what side of the storm you're on. If you're on the right side of it, you're in the bad quadrant, where tornadoes and such spawn off.

And, the entire south is nothing but unrelenting heat! Try New Orleans. That's got St. Augustine beat. BTW, England does get hurricane force winds. And tornadoes. And heat waves.

No matter where you live, you will have bad weather. Try living in Southern Spain, with frequent, severe droughts and levantes, hot, dry winds from the desert in Africa. Nothing but blowing sand, stinging your skin, etc.

You just have to take the good with the bad, no matter where you live. Good luck with your move to St. Augustine. You'll like it, I'm sure.