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Thoughts on Bellingham
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13 years 9 months ago #205203
by Randy Beaver
Replied by Randy Beaver on topic Re: Thoughts on Bellingham
IMHO the holy grail of western wa is a living wage +20% job in bellingham. 4 seasons of phoenomenal fun. great great town. if you can stand the winters 
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13 years 9 months ago #205204
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As a Bellingham local (for the last 5 years) I can attest this much is true. It's a sweet town for outdoor enthusiasts, and since you already have female companionship, you won't mind the fact it's completely devoid of non-college aged women.
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The locals will try and steal your girl friend are are very secretive about their backcountry stashes and dismissive of Seattle skiers ...
As a Bellingham local (for the last 5 years) I can attest this much is true. It's a sweet town for outdoor enthusiasts, and since you already have female companionship, you won't mind the fact it's completely devoid of non-college aged women.
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13 years 9 months ago #205205
by aaron_wright
Replied by aaron_wright on topic Re: Thoughts on Bellingham
What about the eastern half of the state?One thing to keep in mind, you may not see the sun for 4 months. Like anywhere in Washington, greybird and straight rainy weather is common throughout the winter. Good luck to you guys!
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13 years 9 months ago #205206
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For the liberal elite coastal dwellers the Midwest starts at Cle Elem.
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What about the eastern half of the state?
For the liberal elite coastal dwellers the Midwest starts at Cle Elem.
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13 years 9 months ago #205209
by Randito
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The Wenatchee / Leavenworth area has a lot going for it in terms of outdoor fun. Employment would be more challenging that Puget Sound City (Seattle/Tacoma/Everett) or B-Ham.
Politically Washington is a bi-colored state, as a very rough generalization -- west of the cascades it is a "Blue" state, east of the Cascades it is a "Red" state. But since there are so dang many folks living in Puget Sound City the state as a whole is a reliable "Blue" state -- which thankfully spares Washingtonians from most presidential campaign advertising.
Politically Washington is a bi-colored state, as a very rough generalization -- west of the cascades it is a "Blue" state, east of the Cascades it is a "Red" state. But since there are so dang many folks living in Puget Sound City the state as a whole is a reliable "Blue" state -- which thankfully spares Washingtonians from most presidential campaign advertising.
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13 years 9 months ago #205210
by samthaman
Replied by samthaman on topic Re: Thoughts on Bellingham
Bellingham is a cool town, but don't delude yourself it isn't that close to either skiing or climbing. If you're a mountain biker, trail runner, or water sports person (though not flyfisherman) you might be in heaven though.
I have no idea what the job situation is for your field, but its generally a pretty tough area to find work in.
I have no idea what the job situation is for your field, but its generally a pretty tough area to find work in.
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