[AGL] Where to live?

[michelemason]

GRAND Idea—thanks ever so much  I'll let you know.  mm

On Sep 27, 2006, at 3:40 PM, Gerry wrote:

> I was just thinking. You might enjoy this. On the website astro.com 
> there is
> a method of virtual travel in which you can click on anywhere in the 
> world
> and get a readout on how that place would suit you. It is a science 
> called
> astrocartography. You first calculate your chart then call up the astro
> travel guide and start clicking. It's all free and easy to do.
>
> I have found it to be quite accurate and so have friends of mine. Was 
> sad to
> rule out certain areas but glad to be warned of others. In the final
> analysis my "best" places in Europe are on a line that begins in 
> Sweden,
> goes through Amsterdam, and Italy. In NA, Alaska has some good spots 
> and
> Northern Cal/Southern Oregon also. But there is a belt running through
> Northern Mexico (not so far from where I am now) which looks ideal. As 
> in
> much of life, some places have both potentially good aspects and a 
> stinker
> or two to go with them.
>
> Anyhow, I suggest you try it. It is free and once you get started you 
> can
> spend a few hours traveling virtually around the world.
> G
>
>
>
>
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> From: "michelemason" <coltrane at ev1.net>
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> Subject: [AGL] Where to live?
>
>
> All, or any, PLEASE add in your ideas. 1. going for health care—must
> do. 2. Has climate like Ireland. 3. Hope to find mountains, rivers. 4.
> Nestle into a cottage between sheep farms, or any rural setting, 5.
> near small village 6. Only thing wrong with Ireland is cost of
> living—beats San Fran & Miami, but that was mostly taken from a list of
> cities. Does anyone know Wales, Scotland, or Northern English
> countryside? Any where else  English is spoken? All suggestions
> welcome—NEVER another Texas summer!!!—though Texan I am.
> Thanks, Michele
>
>