Have to disagree ......... you'd end up here in Maine

67 .......... that's a lot of candles [/QUOTE]

Yup. Apparently my birthday cake is visible from space. At least that's what one of boys claims.

I understand your point. Two of my sons married Maine women, and we've visited there. Beautiful area, and you do have all that water to the east of you. Nice people, too. But the best thing was going to the Weathervane in Belfast (my son worked there for a while) and eating lobster. Mmmmmmmm. Somehow it tasted better than lobster flown in to Montana. Much better.

Even so, I'll take Montana. We have this:



And this:



As well as this:



Flatland, mountains, rivers, lakes, and a horizon that you can see 100 miles away. I grew in flat country, and just don't feel at home with mountains and trees all around me. We lived in Kalispell for five years and it felt so much better moving back to the central part of the state.

Love to visit the mountains, just don't want to live there.

 

Beautiful country Dram, I have visited Montana, one of my favourites (along with Wyoming)

I found it difficult to keep to the speed limits though

 

I've got new wallpaper.... That pic of the lake and the snow covered mountain, Wonderful.

 

Y'know...I may be old, but between my two Hurricanes and my SuperHawk, I think that I could show some of those young snapperwhippers...uh...snipperwhackers....uh...
Oh, someone just get me some warm cocoa already...and don't forget the rum this time!!!

 

That's St. Marys Lake in Glacier Park. One of the nicer rides in Montana.




Wyoming is wonderful also. It has the advantage of having even fewer people per square mile than Montana.

I, too, have difficulty staying with the speed limits.

 

I'm 36 and love my CBR
I've ridden since 16 that was a Honda funnily enough a Honda MT5
Owned a varied selection of other bikes both fast and slow in my 20 years riding.

 

In that country, why would there even be one?

 

Someone reminded me that I am 54, but I don't believe them...

 

I lost a year about that time. When | thought I was turning 56, I turned 57. So I was apparently 55 for two years.