How do I find a reasonable quot;snowbirdquot; community in Florida?|132190

Am looking for something for about 3 months every year. Would like to go to the same place. Rental or low purchase is fine. Mobile home fine also. Will be doing a lot of cruising so am not looking for anything but a clean safe and inexpensive area for a few weeks a year.

Try looking in Cape Coral or on the west coast of Florida. Nice beaches, city of Tampa, clean, virtually crimeless.

Where is the best place to stay in olympic national park?|148216

My family and I are going to be visiting in late July and were interested in going to Hurricane Ridge, Flattery Point, Hoh River area, and col du suc area. Looking for a cabin or a home to stay in.

hi there,copyed this for you,the links look interresting.

Peninsula College Marine Life
1502 E Lauridsen Blvd, Port Angeles, WA 98362 - (360) 417-6254
_... Later sit around a campfire and sip free cocoa while learning more about Olympic National Park��s wildlife and history at the summer ��Campfire Talks�� narrated by ..._ wastatepressroom.com



Olympic National Park - Unverified listing
600 E Park Ave, Agnew, WA 98362 - (206) 452-4501
_... Hurricane Ridge, Olympic National Park. 1/22/2006. The Olympic Peninsula is a wondrous collection of different environments: remote ocean beaches, rain forests, ..._ igougo.com



Wilderness Information Center - Unverified listing
3002 Mount Angeles Rd, Port Angeles, WA 98362 - (360) 565-3100
_... Map information: For a map of Olympic National Park, contact the Outdoor Recreation Information Center at the downtown Seattle REI. ..._ nwsource.com



Angeles Inn Bed _ Breakfast
1203 E 7th St, Port Angeles, WA 98362 - (360) 417-0260
_... Olympic National Park Hotels - List of Hotels and Hotel Reviews in the Olympic National Park Area. Part of the Seattle HotelGuide.Network. ..._ hotelguide.net



Quality Inn Uptown
101 East 2nd. Street, Port Angeles, WA 98362 - (360) 457-9434
_... Several popular attractions are minutes away on the North Olympic Peninsula, such as the Olympic National Park, Hurricane Ridge ski area, Lake Crescent and the ..._ qualityinnportangeles.com



Victoria Express Ferry
115 E Railroad Ave # 108, Port Angeles, WA 98362 - (360) 452-8088
_... Explore Hurricane Ridge, the Hoh Rainforest, Pacific beaches and other delights of the Olympic National Park; hiking, fishing, boating, birding, skiing, ..._ redlionportangeles.com



Peabody Creek RV Park
127 S Lincoln St # Rx1, Port Angeles, WA 98362 - (360) 457-7092
_... Located in the heart of Port Angeles, the _Gateway to the Fabulous Olympic National Park, Hurricane ridge and Victoria, BC. ..._ peabodyrv.com

Bonny_s Bakery
215 S Lincoln St, Port Angeles, WA 98362 - (360) 457-3585
_... Recently Updated Blogs:. auth. Hurricane Ridge by JaymiRose. View all Olympic National Park North Blogs ..._ sidestep.com

Peninsula Golf Club Inc: Pro Shop
824 S Lindberg Rd, Port Angeles, WA 98362 - (360) 457-6501
_... Nestled 12 miles within the heart of the Olympic National Park, the weary traveler will discover the comforts of Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort. ..._ golflink.com


Super 8 - Port Angeles
2104 E. 1st St., Port Angeles, WA 98362 - (360) 452-8401
_... -Hurricane Ridge -Olympic National Park -Lake Crescent -HOH Rain Forest -Sol Duc Hot Springs -Olympic Game Farm -7 Cedars Casino -Butchant Gardens Victoria ..._ comparediscounthotels.com

Olympic Peninsula Parks
Spectacular Scenery, Wildlife
Adventure, Lodges _ Cabins.
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Olympic Park Lodging
Cabins, Lodges, and Hot Springs.
Call Toll-Free Or Reserve Online!
www.NationalParkReservations.com

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thanks very much.

How long does it take to get a california id?|106193

how long does it take to get a california id?? also i need to get my drivers license, but i don_t know what i need to do, i_m eighteen and i took drivers ed in high school...do you know what tests i need to take? like the written i know, but do i still need to take the driving test?

after you pass the written/multiple choice section, you obtain your permit. there is a a specific amount of requirements that must be fulfilled before you set an appointment for your driving test. simply call your local dmv, to set up that appointment to their availability. they will inform you what you need to bring, _ what to expect during the test (if they don_t, simply ask _ they will usually tell you.) the test doesn_t take long, though feels like a lifetime. by the end of the test you will know your score _ if you_ve passed. if you have passed, you take your picture that day. the license _ id take the same amount of time to come in the mail - 3 weeks to 2 months (depending upon their level of work). though they_ll give you a temporary with a picture id in the mean time that will work anywhere you go as you id. an id is great to have because if you lose it, it_s ony $6.

good luck!

Where is the best place to live in the USA and what do you base your answer on?|117291

I would like input from people all over the USA as to where is the best place to live and raise a family. I_m interested in areas relatively free of extreme heat and cold as well as natural disasters that have good schools and low crime rates. A reasonable cost of living is a must. I am aware of websites like Sperling_s Best Places but I_m wondering if there are others. I would like to hear from people that actually live in, or have moved to their own personal favorite location in the USA.

San Antonio, Texas ...

Large city (2Million and growing) with a small city atmosphere.
Hot summers (for 2 months) but moderate temperatures the rest of the year.
Low cost of living, apartments run about $450 for a 1 bedroom and houses run about $120,000 for a nice home.
Good mix of industry and technology jobs available.
No real natural disasters, we are too far north for hurricanes, too far south for tornadoes and never have earthquakes.
We sit on a natural limestone aquifer so have some of the best water quality of any city in the USA.

well ya. isn_t that avg for the us? or atleast buffalo, ny

I moved to a small town in North Dakota about 5 months ago. The town has like 750 residents, and everyone is incredibly friendly. I_m sure we have as much drug activity as other towns our size, but you don_t hear about it. The schools are awesome, and we only have one cop for the whole town. The weather_s iffy since you_re looking for something more moderate. It can get up too 100 in the summer and as cold as 30 below in the winter. There are occasional tornados, but they_re very, very rare. I_ve fallen in love with it out here, and I moved here from Seattle, which has a little bit of everything. That_s where I_d recommend if you_re looking for a more urban lifestyle.

Ashe, Wataga, Avery, or Wilkesboro. It has a low crime rate, has a spectacular view. There_s also malls, resturants, and resorts. Skiing, mini golf, and bowling are some vacation areas. The cost is pretty low, it depends on what you are buying. It_s warm at summer. BUT, near winter it snows frequently. We average in the mountains, about 2 big snow storms. We don_t get hit by hurricanes or tornados. Thers a couple of schools in Ashe that are really nice. The highschool is clean, as well as the middle school. There are three elementary schools, westwood, blue ridge, and mountain view.
I hope thats enough, good luck.

Either Boulder, Co if you want to go on the more cold side or Santa Clarita, Ca if you want to go on the warmer side. Santa Clarita Valley is located an hour east of the ocean, an hour north of Los Angeles, and an hour south of snow. It also has a Six Flags, and has one of the lowest crime rates in America.

$450 for a one bedroom?.....I should move, I live in Toronto and pay $2,300 for a 1150 square foot apartment....$450!! wow

Hey Does anyone know a school in miami florida that has no unifrom and alot of asian girls?|197599

I need to know this even if is is a weird question for you americans.

Miami Dade College is the largest and most diverse college in the nation. With eight campuses and over 160,000 students from across the world. Most especially Asian students like you.

How hard is it to travel from Dulles Airport to the Penn Station?|184306

IMy flight is leaving from Dulles but I don_t have a ride so I will have to take public transportation from Penn when I am leaving and do the same to come back.

I might have one big suitcase ( that will only have clothes, nothing heavy) and a carry on. How hard will it be for me to move in the metro area to take the rails and the buses ?

That_s a long trip on a lot of different types of public transportation. I_m assuming you mean Penn Station in Baltimore. You_re going to have to take Marc or Amtrak to D.C., metro out to Rosslyn and get a bus from there to the airport. If you_re traveling at a busy time of day on a weekday where trains and buses are frequent I_d expect it to take about 2 1/2 hours (based on metro trip planner). If you_re traveling on the weekend you would be looking at quite likely even longer than that since your transfers will take longer.

Hauling your suitcase might be a bit of a pain but, honestly, nothing is going to make that a considerably more or less pleasant trip.

You can use the metro trip planner to get an idea of times and routes.

Penn Station is in New York. Do you mean Union Station?

If so, it_s a bit tricky, but here_s how to do it:

Take the Washington Flyer shuttle (leaves at 15 and 45 minutes past the hour) to the West Falls Church Metro station. Last I checked, it_s $9 one way and $16 round trip.

Take the Orange Line toward New Carrollton and get off at Metro Center. Transfer to the Red Line in the direction of Glenmont and take that three stops to Union Station.

The Washington Flyer bus will probably put your suitcase under the bus. You can carry suitcases on Metro--I_ve done it all the time, even riding the Metro to National Airport during evening rush hour--but it can be tricky if the trains get crowded. There are elevators in all the Metro stations as well, and hopefully none will be out of service.

Where is the best place to party after the National Finals Rodeo in Vegas?|182215

I_m going for the 9th and 10th rounds of the NFR in Vegas this year with my sister and girlfriend and we want to have a good time. Being a cowgirl myself, I would like to know where all the other _cow-people_ will be going. Thanks for your input!

Circus Circus has lots of people from that event. and they have deep pockets they will buy you drinks. Back in 2005 was here and at the CC and met some cowboys and they like to buy the drinks. You should visit one night after you go to the event.

Mc

Stoney_s is a good place to go party and dance with us and shine a few buckles ;) We also have had good luck every year just hanging out at the local bars in the hotels. During PBR and NFR Finals, all the bars in the hotels and around town know that there are lots of cowboys and cowgirls in town with money to spend, so they all pretty much will have country music mixed in with other popular dance music pretty much every night during the finals.

It_s not hard to find a good bar to party at. We like to stay at the Golden Nugget downtown and they have a bar (called Golddiggers) that has an open balcony that you can drink at and holler at the people walking down the Fremont street experience (and get hollered back at by them *LOL*).

So don_t overlook the smaller bars just to go to Stoney_s. Stoneys is a place that you ought to hit at least one night during the rodeo though...although to be honest it gets pretty packed, so we tend to go there during other non-finals trips to Las Vegas rather than fighting for room on the dance floor. It_s all good though.

Too bad we are going the first weekend, or I_d buy you and your gal pals a drink! :)

For Hotels South Point Hotel
9777 Las Vegas Blvd S
Las Vegas, NV 89183
(702) 796-7111

http://www.southpointcasino.com


South Point_s most unusual characteristic is its South Point Equestrian Center and Events Arena. This 4,400-seat arena boasts 1,200 climate-controlled horse stalls and hosts equestrian and other riding events year-round, including cattle auctions, cutting competitions and barrel racing. The shows and competitions are a fun and inexpensive, albeit dusty, way to spend an evening

For Nightclubs
Stoney_s Rockin_ Country
9151 Las Vegas Blvd S #300
Las Vegas, NV 89123
(702) 435-2855

http://www.stoneysrockincountry.com


Stoney_s Rockin_ Country is the hottest country nightspot this side of Texas. Located on the world famous Las Vegas strip, Stoney_s is just a 1/2 mile north of the South Point Hotel and casino and 3 miles south of the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino. These two casinos host more country concerts and sporting events than any other casino, making Stoney_s the HOT spot for locals and tourists alike.

The Orleans is the place to go! Big casino, affordable food, great bars tons of gaming! I love this place because it_s an older property but so laid back and a great place to relax. They_ve also got an awesome liquor store that has stuff you can_t find everywhere!