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<blockquote data-quote="Keyser328" data-source="post: 2117659" data-attributes="member: 10111">I have a buddy that moved to Sonoma and is still living there.&nbsp; He and his wife both work and are living in a tiny one bedroom apartment, trying to pay off loans and working a job or two each.&nbsp; Living the dream, I suppose.&nbsp; Most of Napa and Sonoma are yuppies anymore.&nbsp; The snobbish, new money wannabe hipsters that think everything they don&#039;t like was &quot;so last year&quot;.&nbsp; All the half naked hippies moved to a few smaller communities, and most of the rainbow hippies moved to Guerneville.This is the one thing I miss, honestly.&nbsp; I use to make &quot;day trips&quot; to the slopes and ski for the day, then drive home.&nbsp; It is about 3 to 4 hours from the ski resorts to the beach, and there is a lot to do in between.Like i said, CA is a wonderful place, if you could remove 90 some percent of the population.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Keyser328, post: 2117659, member: 10111"] I have a buddy that moved to Sonoma and is still living there. He and his wife both work and are living in a tiny one bedroom apartment, trying to pay off loans and working a job or two each. Living the dream, I suppose. Most of Napa and Sonoma are yuppies anymore. The snobbish, new money wannabe hipsters that think everything they don't like was "so last year". All the half naked hippies moved to a few smaller communities, and most of the rainbow hippies moved to Guerneville. This is the one thing I miss, honestly. I use to make "day trips" to the slopes and ski for the day, then drive home. It is about 3 to 4 hours from the ski resorts to the beach, and there is a lot to do in between. Like i said, CA is a wonderful place, if you could remove 90 some percent of the population. [/QUOTE]

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