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I have done the A in ASL now I decided the L. What is yours?(state or country) I am in Guatemala, am 100% American though

 

I am in Australia, mostly Irish and a little Canadian (sorry ops though.

 

I’m in Stroudsburg, PA. The Pocono Mountains of Northeastern Pennsylvania.

 

IM in Sarasota,Florida.

 

Born and raised on Mars, but now residing on Earth. It’s only temporary. I have plans to move to a galaxy far, far away.

 

I was born in Atlantis but Posiedon kicked me out cuz I was making fun of the sea horses :/

 

Alabama. Roll Tide n stuff. I’m German, British/Irish, Norwegian and just the right amount RomanI thrown in.

 

Arizona. The hot desert lol

 

In the Rocky Mountains of Vail, Colorado. Sitting at 8,200 feet above sea level. Saw a few snowflakes in the air today.

 

in a city near dallas, texas

 

In the Rocky Mountains of Vail, Colorado. Sitting at 8,200 feet above sea level. Saw a few snowflakes in the air today.

Nice! I love vail! Just got a free Epic Pass recently and I plan on going there a lot this winter

I'm from Greenwood Village, Colorado, so for non-Coloradans that's near Denver

 

Nice! I love vail! Just got a free Epic Pass recently and I plan on going there a lot this winter

I'm from Greenwood Village, Colorado, so for non-Coloradans that's near Denver

Born CO.

 

Nice! I love vail! Just got a free Epic Pass recently and I plan on going there a lot this winter

I'm from Greenwood Village, Colorado, so for non-Coloradans that's near Denver

Nice! I'm familiar. I've been here for 13 years now. Come by the White Bison restaurant on your next visit... I manage there! It's right along the walk from the parking garage to the gondola in the village. I can comp you some free drinks or lunch if you come by when I'm working (which is almost everyday). Looking forward to the skI season!

 

Nice! I'm familiar. I've been here for 13 years now. Come by the White Bison restaurant on your next visit... I manage there! It's right along the walk from the parking garage to the gondola in the village. I can comp you some free drinks or lunch if you come by when I'm working (which is almost everyday). Looking forward to the skI season!

Lol, thanks! I'll definitely check it out! No alcohol though! I'm too young

 

In the Rocky Mountains of Vail, Colorado. Sitting at 8,200 feet above sea level. Saw a few snowflakes in the air today.

Nice! I love vail! Just got a free Epic Pass recently and I plan on going there a lot this winter

I'm from Greenwood Village, Colorado, so for non-Coloradans that's near Denver

Western slope of Colorado over here, living in Grand Junction. Got a nice view of the Grand Mesa

 

Western slope of Colorado over here, living in Grand Junction. Got a nice view of the Grand Mesa

Some great views around there! I do some mountain biking in Fruita near there a few times a year. I love driving out of the mountains through the mesa into the wide open views and into the Utah desert. I've had many many camp trips out that way around Colorado National Monument and around Moab in Utah.

 

It's seriously such a beautiful place to live. I was born in Glenwood but have lived in GJ all my life and I wouldn't move even if I had the chance. Grew up camping on the Mesa and hiking the monument. Also love the bookcliffs wild horses. So neat! Vail is gorgeous too. You're brave living there in the winter!!

 

Central California, here! Chances are you've eaten fruits or vegetables grown withing 50 miles of my house -- no matter where in the world you are.

 

Our only view is of some boring mountains and a stupid ugly volcano ughh

 

It's seriously such a beautiful place to live. I was born in Glenwood but have lived in GJ all my life and I wouldn't move even if I had the chance. Grew up camping on the Mesa and hiking the monument. Also love the bookcliffs wild horses. So neat! Vail is gorgeous too. You're brave living there in the winter!!

I love winters, wouldn't be able to live here if I didn't. It's nice to head to the Western slope to go warm up in not too far away from here. Vail and GJ are two completely different worlds geologically even though they're so close. So many cool places around Colorado and the Western U.S. in general.

 

I love winters, wouldn't be able to live here if I didn't. It's nice to head to the Western slope to go warm up in not too far away from here. Vail and GJ are two completely different worlds geologically even though they're so close. So many cool places around Colorado and the Western U.S. in general.

It stay around 70 year long hear we don’t get winter. Ughh

 

It was 100dig [heat index] today, it's starting to cool down some, were hoping for a early fall.

 

I love winters, wouldn't be able to live here if I didn't. It's nice to head to the Western slope to go warm up in not too far away from here. Vail and GJ are two completely different worlds geologically even though they're so close. So many cool places around Colorado and the Western U.S. in general.

I'd love to move to the mountains. Evergreen isn't technically IN the mountains, but it fits everything I'm looking for. My family wants to live in HawaiI or Florida. I wouldn't last very long there

 

Northern New Mexico or somewhere around where Thor landed when he was banished from Asgard, where the sun shines most of the year and the state is too proud of its favorite crop: Red and Green Chile. Yes it really is spelled like that here, chile not ‘chili.’ We don’t want ours confused with Texas chilI or any other state’s because it’s not the same lol.

That’s how you know it’s Fall, when you can smell green chile roasting around town. Mmmm.

 

Another Australia here - a pretty cold part of Australia though.

 

Another Australia here - a pretty cold part of Australia though.

Darwin? JK Hobart or Mt Kosciusko

 

Darwin? JK Hobart or Mt Kosciusko

Lol - I mean Darwin was rain today... but no I'm in northern nsw in the mountains so amongst the colder parts of the country

 

Lol - I mean Darwin was rain today... but no I'm in northern nsw in the mountains so amongst the colder parts of the country

Oh right. It's hot in Darwin though, even when it rains.

 

lol very true - its like 40C even in the middle of a cyclone

 

Central NC USA here......

Anyone who is close?????

 

Down in a hollow beside a big red Barn in hicktown PA!!!

 

All these people from CO, so cool! We just went on a huge trip out West for vacation, and I absolutely loved CO, especially the Rockies. Made me want to just go backpacking and disappear in them for weeks

 

Central NC USA here......

Anyone who is close?????

A lot of my family lives in NC!

 

Northern New Mexico or somewhere around where Thor landed when he was banished from Asgard, where the sun shines most of the year and the state is too proud of its favorite crop: Red and Green Chile. Yes it really is spelled like that here, chile not ‘chili.’ We don’t want ours confused with Texas chilI or any other state’s because it’s not the same lol.

That’s how you know it’s Fall, when you can smell green chile roasting around town. Mmmm.

Colorado has a weird thing with green Chile too lol

 

Australian- Melbourne to be exact... come from Portuguese background.

 

Another aussie here but ive been lost in china for the last 14 years.

 

Colorado has a weird thing with green Chile too lol

I’ve heard the Colorado crop rivals ours. Lol we really are obsessed over here with chile. It’s always amusing to me how shocked newcomers from outside the state are to witness how much folks here will put green chile on absolutely everything from burgers to Fettuccine Alfredo.

 

I’ve heard the Colorado crop rivals ours. Lol we really are obsessed over here with chile. It’s always amusing to me how shocked newcomers from outside the state are to witness how much folks here will put green chile on absolutely everything from burgers to Fettuccine Alfredo.

haha, there's definitely a prevalent green chile scene here too. I don't know if it's the extent of New Mexico but many restaurants have an option to add green chile to just about anything.

All these people from CO, so cool! We just went on a huge trip out West for vacation, and I absolutely loved CO, especially the Rockies. Made me want to just go backpacking and disappear in them for weeks

I took a trip to colorado with a now ex girlfriend 16 years ago and vowed I would someday live there because I was so taken back by the mountains. I fell in love instantly. I moved to this skI town expecting I would only be able to survive the insane high prices for a skI season. I got lucky in finding a great place to live a 5 minute walk from the gondola/base of the skI mountain, and got lucky in getting a job that pays enough to afford to live here. Housing wasn't terrible when I first moved here. Now anyone moving here will be paying 1,000 a month or more for ONE BEDROOM in a shared house. Anywhere in the mountains that's near civilization and jobs has become so expensive not many people are able to live in them anymore. (here in colorado at least)....I'd imagine montana and idaho mountain living isn't quite as expensive.

 

haha, there's definitely a prevalent green chile scene here too. I don't know if it's the extent of New Mexico but many restaurants have an option to add green chile to just about anything.

I took a trip to colorado with a now ex girlfriend 16 years ago and vowed I would someday live there because I was so taken back by the mountains. I fell in love instantly. I moved to this skI town expecting I would only be able to survive the insane high prices for a skI season. I got lucky in finding a great place to live a 5 minute walk from the gondola/base of the skI mountain, and got lucky in getting a job that pays enough to afford to live here. Housing wasn't terrible when I first moved here. Now anyone moving here will be paying 1,000 a month or more for ONE BEDROOM in a shared house. Anywhere in the mountains that's near civilization and jobs has become so expensive not many people are able to live in them anymore. (here in colorado at least)....I'd imagine montana and idaho mountain living isn't quite as expensive.

We’re very snobby about it here, but I’m glad to know there’s at least one more state I can go and still find good chile to cook into my homemade fettuccine. LOL.

I really enjoy visiting Colorado on vacations. It’s where half of my family is originally from.

I really, really miss authentic New Mexican food when I travel. The state question is ‘red or green?’ and I can’t seem to shut up about it given my own personal obsession with it so I’m gonna go now lol before I hijack this sweet thread.

 

Britain

(Where fish tanks and fish stuff seems to cost a fortune)

 

haha, there's definitely a prevalent green chile scene here too. I don't know if it's the extent of New Mexico but many restaurants have an option to add green chile to just about anything.

I took a trip to colorado with a now ex girlfriend 16 years ago and vowed I would someday live there because I was so taken back by the mountains. I fell in love instantly. I moved to this skI town expecting I would only be able to survive the insane high prices for a skI season. I got lucky in finding a great place to live a 5 minute walk from the gondola/base of the skI mountain, and got lucky in getting a job that pays enough to afford to live here. Housing wasn't terrible when I first moved here. Now anyone moving here will be paying 1,000 a month or more for ONE BEDROOM in a shared house. Anywhere in the mountains that's near civilization and jobs has become so expensive not many people are able to live in them anymore. (here in colorado at least)....I'd imagine montana and idaho mountain living isn't quite as expensive.

That's my problem. As much as I love the mountains we couldn't afford Vail. My hubby is a painter, so don't think he'd be in for much work in the winter there

We’re very snobby about it here, but I’m glad to know there’s at least one more state I can go and still find good chile to cook into my homemade fettuccine. LOL.

I really enjoy visiting Colorado on vacations. It’s where half of my family is originally from.

I really, really miss authentic New Mexican food when I travel. The state question is ‘red or green?’ and I can’t seem to shut up about it given my own personal obsession with it so I’m gonna go now lol before I hijack this sweet thread.

lol!! Here the obsession is green Chile for sure. Especially with eggs haha! My husband's dad is straight Spanish and native American and his family is all in NM. So I get treated with homemade red chili, green chili, and they sometimes send me my fave fresh ground jalapeno

 

Bay City, Michigan, which, it turns out, is a fish store desert

I haven't been able to locate a decent fish-specializing store shorter than a 2 hour drive away.

 

Want a certain location, School right now xD. Lol, born and raised in Edmonton Alberta up here in Canada. Very lucky to be close to 2 citys and small towns. I think I counted 23 fish stores plus pet valus and pet planets. Ive been to every single one... All the petlands, petsmarts, Big als, pet valus, other no name pet stores such as the mall petstore, Oasis FIsh & reptile, Mr pets, Homes alives pets. We have about 15 petsmarts and petlands in my area. Perfect place to live .

 

Cheesehead country. Where it's acceptable to wear a foam cheese hat during football season.

 

A tiny little town that no one has heard of, near Marietta, Ohio. An hour from Zanesville, Ohio, two hours from Columbus.

 

Seattle, Washington, USA. But pretty sure we're our own little country out here. We even fly the Cascadia flag

 

What town?

A tiny little town that no one has heard of, near Marietta, Ohio. An hour from Zanesville, Ohio, two hours from Columbus.

 

What town?

Waterford

 

North central Arkansas Ozark "Mountains" twin lakes, 3 rivers, I believe it's the only place with a National Park River, Buffalo River National Park

 

Northern New Mexico or somewhere around where Thor landed when he was banished from Asgard, where the sun shines most of the year and the state is too proud of its favorite crop: Red and Green Chile. Yes it really is spelled like that here, chile not ‘chili.’ We don’t want ours confused with Texas chilI or any other state’s because it’s not the same lol.

That’s how you know it’s Fall, when you can smell green chile roasting around town. Mmmm.

My wife and I moved from Raton, NM to Florida when we retired (big mistake).
Anyway, we miss those fresh roasted green chilies from Hatch, the mountains, and the seasons.
Mmmmmm good...