Re: RC: horse country

[jtaylor@pyramid.net]

Rayna777@aol.com wrote:
> 
> Hey guys!
> 
> In view of the quality of the currant subject matter, and the fact that I'm
> cooking dinner, I am prompted to ask:
> 
> Where is the best place in the states to move to if you want good, year-round
> riding weather?
> 
> I am serious....We are planning on moving next summer, and don't have a clue
> where to start looking!  I am planning on starting in Grand Junction CO, and
> have been informaed that anywhere within 500 miles of there in a west,
> northwest, or southwest direction is probably a good bet.
> 
> We prefer mountains, but my husband HATES cold and snow.  I don't want 120
> heat 5 months out of the year, so don't suggest Phoenix : )
> 
> So, what do ya think?
> 
> Julie.......Sick of  rainy SW Washington
> 
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I know just how you feel. We lived in Centralia Wa for 3 years and my
husband swears all it did was rain. So we moved back to Nevada. Julie


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