Nords said:You bet it is. Try renting a car if you're younger than 25, same result.
Unless you are in New York, where courts held it is age discrimation. http://www.law.cornell.edu/nyctap/comments/i97_0044.htm
Nords said:You bet it is. Try renting a car if you're younger than 25, same result.
Ed_The_Gypsy said:HaHa,
It is astounding that we have someone on the board that even knows where Forks is, and here we have a former resident. The mind boggles. (Now, does anyone know where Drain is?)
I was going to note that Forks is more than a little damp--make that soggy. You can drown crossing the street. I figured that OW probably knew the territory, though.
It is drier on the east side of the Cascades, but it is further from the ocean. I have not researched it, but I am pretty sure one can find cheaper digs on the "east side". Work? Don't know.
There is an interesting article on the front page of today's Seattle Post Intelligencer. "Over 70 and caught in the retirement trap--Many women must work on". It is chilling.
Ed
I ruled out Sequim because of the Californication of it, traffic is awful. Ellensburg is too dry for me so is Goldendale. Cle Elum or Salmon la Sac aren't bad or Nelson Siding Road maybe Easton. Ellensburg would be kinda sad since the last time we went to the rodeo my boyfriend's dad died while we were gone.Ed_The_Gypsy said:Cyclinginvestor,
I know Sequim, but it ain't cheap any more. We know people who retired there and moved back because they couldn't find enough to do there. Can't generalize from that, though. One has to be able to entertain oneself.
Ellensburg and Goldendale were closer to what I had in mind.
Ed
HaHa said:OldWoman you obviously know your Washington. You may be the perfect person for Forks after all. Although if getting back to your folks in South King County is a big goal, Mossy Rock would be a lot easier. On the other hand, in Forks your boyfriend can keep you supplied with meat and fish fit for a king and queen.
Ha