On 22 Jan 2003 19:41:14 GMT, (Rod Farlee) wrote:

The Montana boy I married doesn't care
a bit for the high desert I want to move to.

That's easy! Compromise: Minden NV, Prescott or Flagstaff AZ,
Provo UT, Santa Fe or Los Cruces NM, Pagosa Springs CO...
just a few among many places that offer the best of both!
(And are damn nice places to live, IMHO.)
- Rod

Actually the enchanted circle northeast ot Taos, NM is an area we both
really liked. But we were there in July. I want to make a trip there
in the winter to see if I'm still as impressed. On my last walkabout
I spent some time roaming around Texas. Sure liked the area west of
Houston. So did the people living there. They must be mighty proud
of what they have considering the asking prices.

zhan

On Wed, 22 Jan 2003 19:45:58 -0500, "madgard"
wrote:

and I can bet the farm you don't give a cactus to move to Montana,
either...........GBSEG

There's good bets, safe bets, and guaranteed sure things. Guess
which category your bet falls in? ;-)

zhan wrote:
the high desert I want to move to.
Sure liked the area west of Houston.

Now I'm confused!

....unless you meant 1000 miles west?
....or Austin, not Houston?

On 23 Jan 2003 17:44:46 GMT, (Rod Farlee) wrote:

zhan wrote:
the high desert I want to move to.
Sure liked the area west of Houston.

Now I'm confused!

...unless you meant 1000 miles west?
...or Austin, not Houston?

It wasn't high desert. Just beautiful rolling green low hills. I was
on I-10 On reflection I think I was in San Antonio. San Antonio is
closer to the Sierra Madres. Houston is close to the gulf coast
right?

zhan

I'd hafta say after doing the shared bed during our sleep over, it would
fall under sure thing..............Bill loses.;-) maddie
"zhanataya" wrote in message
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On Wed, 22 Jan 2003 19:45:58 -0500, "madgard"
wrote:

and I can bet the farm you don't give a cactus to move to Montana,
either...........GBSEG

There's good bets, safe bets, and guaranteed sure things. Guess
which category your bet falls in? ;-)

(Wendy B G) wrote in message ...
My husband, Rod, wants to move to the Medford, OR area. He says that the rain
shadow of the mountains gives the area a pleasant sunniness.

I would appreciate any input on the climate and gardening factors (soil,
rainfall, sun, tempreature, etc.) of the Medford, OR area.

Thank you.
Wendy
Wilmington, DE (Zone 7)

I would like to congratulate you on your move and wish you all the
best. I do not know much about that area so I cannot give you any
information on the rain and the climate. However, I can tell you that
when you are thinking of decorating your new home, visit
www.sagansons.com for ideas. I went by the site the other day and
found so many things to decorate a new house.

I wish that you enjoy your move and your decorations.