I am most happy in a litter-free place surrounded by mother nature with clean rivers, lakes, streams, mountains, canyons, perhaps coastline in some states, clean low-humidity air, rolling green hills with milk cows, evergreen forests and plenty of wild animals. Plenty of fish and game to boot. Idaho and Montana once offered those things (sans ocean beaches) before real estate became too expensive there. Before Leftist Democrats, there were AFFORDABLE places like that even in Washington State, rural northern California and Oregon. The economy drove me to Middle America. I'm displaced in Oklahoma. Blue collar folks can no longer enjoy the Pacific Splendor of the Wild Wild West. Back during the Dust Bowl 1930's, Middle America farmers were driven to California, the Promised Land. Bad politics and socioeconomics have driven blue-collar Americans back to Dust Bowl/Tornado/Hurricane/Flash Flood Country again. Funny how changing times reverse history. John Wayne, a blue-collar American icon, said in 1978 that California offered everything a man can ask for.
In 2021, where does America's Final Frontier truly lie now?
In 2021, where does America's Final Frontier truly lie now?
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