It seems that we folks west of the rockies, are not as closly knit as the middle of the country, or eastern section. I personally am interested in knowing, how many of YT folks hail from west of the rockies, especialy Washington, Oregon, and California.I subscribe to the Capital Press news paper, and it covers the area's I mentioned, along with Idaho, and some of Montana.Any interest in chiming in on western locations?
- Thread starter RalphWD45
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Handyman
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- Bonneville County, Idaho
east Idaho here, just south of Idaho Falls.
Bernsy MN.
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Hello Ralph, I used to live West of the rockies, since then my brother in Washington state sent me a couple years subscription to the Capital Press. I also get the Small Farmers journal out of Oregon, although that mainly deals with horse farming. Bernsy
State of Jefferson
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This is my Current location: The Scott Valley, Northern Ca.
I was born and raised in the High Desert of Central Oregon. Relocated to a small town in (very) Northern California about 4 years ago. Love it here, aside from the complete lack of date-able women...
Have traveled around most of the country. Can't imagine living anywhere else. I do get a bit jealous of the abundance of old farm equipment the Midwesterners have to pick from...
Ben
I was born and raised in the High Desert of Central Oregon. Relocated to a small town in (very) Northern California about 4 years ago. Love it here, aside from the complete lack of date-able women...
Have traveled around most of the country. Can't imagine living anywhere else. I do get a bit jealous of the abundance of old farm equipment the Midwesterners have to pick from...
Ben
fixerupper
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Handyman, I've been in your area many times harvesting in the Fort Hall-Pocatello area, then moving up to Hamer after that. I enjoy your dry air. Jim
LeonardWD45
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Hi Ralph, I live about 30 min west of you in Tacoma. House is just off SR16 and Union Ave. The farm is on the east side 15 miles north of Spokane. I too read the Capital Press and have got some really good info out of the paper.
Leonard
Leonard
LeonardWD45
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I remember the explosion. Was at work that day and power cut out for a bit and our back-up generators cut in. The commute to the farm is fun but tiring, but I do get to see all the farms driving over. Sure is pretty.
Leonard
Leonard
Our farm is in Vancouver Washington. About 15 miles from Portland Oregon. 60 Minutes to the ocean, 60 Minutes to snow on Mt. Hood. 2 hours to the desert of eastern Washington and Oregon.
Also a subscriber to the Capital Press. I usually just look at the ads, but Craigslist has taken such a big bite out of their ad sales there isn"t much anymore.
Also a subscriber to the Capital Press. I usually just look at the ads, but Craigslist has taken such a big bite out of their ad sales there isn"t much anymore.
State of Jefferson
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It is awful pretty country! I'm over a little (4100') mountain pass, and about 15 miles from yreka, and I-5. Elevation here is about 2800'. The shasta valley(Yreka) has it's own beauty, But we have em beat by a mile!
Steve does take some great pics! I need to get my camera out more often...
Ben
Steve does take some great pics! I need to get my camera out more often...
Ben
mjsnodgrass
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toledo wa. had this property since 1976 and finally made it down here. moved last year from aberdeen wa. aberdeen isn't the end of the world, but you can see it from there.
Anonymous-0
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30 miles east of San Diego. Home ranch in W. Oregon still in the family. Worked at Montague, Ca. for a short time.
fixerupper
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Was pulled over by the DOT at Shelley. He had no humor. Jim
Anonymous-0
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Lynden Washington, 3 miles from Canada border and 8 miles from the ocean
Anonymous-0
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Im guessing at least half the state of Idaho is working up here in nwND.. :shock: :shock:
Seem like good hard working people 8) 8) 8) 8)
Seem like good hard working people 8) 8) 8) 8)
Anonymous-0
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Spokane Washington
Eldon (WA)
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Transplant here from the midwest....would be hard to go back! I am 20 miles east of Spokane, about a mile from the Idaho line. Love the mild winters, cheap irrigation water, low humidity, no tornados, no mosquitos....have met Leonard here at the farm and Migraine and his cohorts in Lynden....that is a nice area also.
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