Surrounded by Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Nevada, poor economy nearly uninhabited. top half of California is deserted and nearly impassable, few roads. Portland Oregon and much of Washington is very far from most problems. But huge fresh water and air.
Large enough to provide essentials but not too large.
Better than Hawaii in most respects.
I give up on moving to Hawaii.
Many great locations in the 48 USA states better in many ways.
I have the same bad impression of California.
I can barely recognize places I once lived.
Deterioration of quality of life over 50 years, massive overpopulation from Sacramento/San Francisco on south.
Communist conspiracy importing millions of Negros, Latinos, Muslims, and Chinamen from Communist China designed to weaken and destroy USA.
Replace, subjugate, exterminate the white and red native population. “Deplorables”.
Even the Missouri heartland is changing rapidly.
10 years ago was sleepy, white, not much change for 100 years, not much population growth.
Now boomtown $$$ 99% apartment occupancy.
Suddenly minorities everywhere.
Black muslims climb over the fence to take over the soccer field. Local university is
10% muslims often wrapped up in sheets, masks.
10% from Communist China.
They act like they own the place, royalty.
Poor white trash their servants and teachers, baby sitters.
Yesterday as I worked in the big quiet computer room 2 big fat black muslims walked in talking loud boisterous, They sat down right next to me despite 100 other places in the big room.
And started a long, loud conversation in Arabic, jokingly, sounded nonsensical poor diction.
They obviously had some kind of dementia, obesity, but dressed well, formally, new clothes, rich $$$. I signed off and walked out fast.
No IQ requirement for foreign students.
Idiots, coarse, uncivilized.
University will take $$$$ money from anybody paying full price.
University is being paid for diversity, multiculturalism, indoctrination, indebtedness, saddle students with as much debt as they will sign onto.
Hi Joe:
Thanks for the note.
Yes, we are back from our Hawaii excursion and completely exhausted.
Spent nearly ten days in the islands with family
and made a trip to my old command in Kauai
that flew chase aircraft for the Regulus missile.
The commanding officer who hosted me and my wife Norma.
I was sort of a celebrity therre being the last of the old pilots from Guided Missile Group One.
Also, took a look at some real estate.
I am not moving to Hawaii.
The place has turnied into a jam packed refuge of misplaced Californian’s.
Oahu has become a mob scene with traffic jams everywhere.
I swear, I believe the entire population of Los Angeles has moved to Hawaii.
The freeways are a disaster, with average speeds around 20 mph.
It took us more than an hour on the freeway to go 30 miles to my old residence in Ewa Beach.
It has grown from about 4,000 to over 60,000 poople.
There are no more pineapple fields, nor sugar cane fields, all houses.
That said, I do not recommend anyplace in the islands Hawaii as a good place to live.
Rich
I hope your Hawaii trip is/was successful.
I just thought of another good survival location filled with lots of white people.
1 professor I remember talked of Grays Harbor Washington State as an ideal retirement location. Lots of rain but no snow.
Survival requires clean water, clean air.
Oregon Washington has the best.
Mild temperatures minimize heater air conditioner electricity use.
Zero income tax.
Mild summer weather.
Mild winter weather no snow.
Humid air dissolves flu virus.
Major fishing clams lobster industry.
Food, fish, berries….
Not crowded.
Most of the people are white!
Numerous other cities inland.
Centralia my main stopping place.
Olympia Tacoma Seattle are farther north strong economy Boeing Microsoft Starbucks Amazon.com etc.
Strong university, big city services.
Vancouver WA Portland Oregon farther south.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grays_Harbor
Grays Harbor on the southwest Pacific coast of Washington state
1870 largely dependent on the lumber industry.
many loggers from the East and the Midwest migrated to the Grays Harbor
many Scandinavians and Finns from Europe.
Grays Harbor National Wildlife Refuge
Aberdeen was hit hard during the Great Depression, which saw the number of major local sawmills reduce from 37 to 9.
The timber industry continued to boom, but by the late 1970s most of this resource had been logged.
Most of the mills had closed down by the 1970s and 1980s.
terminus for Northern Pacific Railroad
clam and salmon cannery in Aberdeen, 1915
Aberdeen was hit hard during the Great Depression, which saw the number of major local sawmills reduce from 37 to 9.
The timber industry continued to boom, but by the late 1970s most of this resource had been logged.
Most of the mills had closed down by the 1970s and 1980s.
has remained free of glaciers throughout the Quaternary due to unfavorable topography and warm temperatures.
It is thought that, during glacial periods of the Quaternary, the Chehalis River was a major refugium for aquatic species, as was the west coast from the Olympic Peninsula southward for plants that later formed the northern part of the Pacific temperate rainforest in formerly glaciated areas.
Although the rainfall is extremely high between October and March,
July and August still have a distinct excess of evaporation over rainfall.
Temperatures are generally very mild due to the proximity of the warm Pacific Ocean and the Kuroshio Current: snow is extremely rare
dependent on the timber, fishing industries, tourism and as a regional service center for much of the Olympic Peninsula.
Grays Harbor Community Hospital employees total more than 700.
Historically the area is dependent on harvesting and exporting natural resources.
The Port of Grays Harbor is the largest coastal shipping port north of California.
It is still a center for the export of logs on the west coast of the U.S.and has become
one of the largest centers for the shipment of autos and grains to China and Korea.
On December 19, 2005, Weyerhaeuser closed the Aberdeen large-log sawmill and the Cosmopolis pulp mill in early 2006
Major employers in Grays Harbor include
Westport Shipyard,
Sierra Pacific Industries,
The Simpson Door Company,
Hoquiam Plywood,
Pasha Automotive,
Willis Enterprises,
Ocean Gold Companies,
Vaughn Company, and the
Stafford Creek Corrections Center, a state prison which opened in 2000.
cranberry-growing cooperative Ocean Spray,
worldwide retailer Walmart,
Sidhu & Sons Nursery USA, Inc. (AKA Briggs Nursery),
Overstock.com
Washington Crab Producers.
Harbor High School, an alternative high school with an enrollment exceeding 200 students.
Aberdeen is home to Grays Harbor College
Aberdeen has the largest public library in Grays Harbor County,
Carnegie library that was opened in 1908 extensive renovations in 2000.
The city’s museum was located in a historic armory building that was built in 1922.
