St.Mary's

[beamher]

I drive an hour & half to get to work and come home to Southern Calvert County and I would love to work closer to home but would not move anywhere else for all the money in the world!

same here and enjoy coming home to st. mary's

 

[beamher]

I can only assume it's because they don't enjoy or appreciate peaceful surroundings and relaxation. And anyone who says the people down here are rude and nasty doesn't know what they're talking about. In the two weeks so far that I've been down here, I've encountered nothing but helpful people who have made my transition easy - from all the people who helped me move in, to the cashier at the Target who rousted a stock boy to help me carry my patio furniture out to the car.

I love it here, too.

love the customer service here ; been here six months and have not 1 complaint

 

[Iron Bill Cash]

Idyll-(ic).
I was sitting in a lawn chair, beer in one hand, fishing rod in the other and watching the sunset to my right as boats passed by the island and I decided that this indeed is the land of pleasant living.

I cannot see how anyone can witness what I witnessed this evening and say Southern Maryland sucks.

I do love living here.

Yes, I too remember moments like that. That is why, after leaving SoMd 8 years ago, I still miss many things about living there.

 

[islandgrl]

I have been here a little over a year now & I can say I have really fallen in love with SoMD. It is a wonderful place to live & raise a family. Those that complain there is nothing to do are not looking hard enough.

 

[oldnavy]

When I joined the Navy over 25 years ago I always thought I'd move back "home" to Missouri when I got out/retired. I'll retire next May and stay right here in good ole St. Mary's county on our little piece of land in Callaway. THIS is home now.

 

[Mousebaby]

I am ok with this county, but I was raised in Knoxville TN. You talk about beautiful! That and there is plenty to do there. That's my home and I miss it terribley everyday! I know I got some red coming for this but I am allowed to have an opinion too.

 

[kom526]

I am ok with this county, but I was raised in Knoxville TN. You talk about beautiful! That and there is plenty to do there. That's my home and I miss it terribley everyday! I know I got some red coming for this but I am allowed to have an opinion too.

Home is were you make it!

 

[Toxick]

It's a matter of taste. Some of us prefer to sit in our backyard and look at scenery like this:

 

[Nupe2]

And some prefer this (edit...forgot about the Tiki!):

 

[BS Gal]

It's a matter of taste. Some of us prefer to sit in our backyard and look at scenery like this:

Arizona? What part?

 

[Toxick]

Arizona? What part?

Tucson.

The mountain pictures are taken in the Santa Catalinas which runs east-to-west along the northern edge of the Rincon Valley where Tucson is. I'm not totally sure, but the sunset picture looks like it was taken east or southeast of the city proper.




God, I miss it so much.

 

[BS Gal]

Tucson.

The mountain pictures are taken in the Santa Catalinas which runs east-to-west along the northern edge of the Rincon Valley where Tucson is. I'm not totally sure, but the sunset picture looks like it was taken east or southeast of the city proper.




God, I miss it so much.

We lived in Yuma, which is not exactly the prettiest area in Az.

 

[Toxick]

We lived in Yuma, which is not exactly the prettiest area in Az.

Yuma is not so bad.

The prettiest place in Arizona (to me) is probably between Tucson and Phoenix - in the Oro Valley area. Very rural, and enough vegatation to give the area some color, but not so much that it obscures the rugged landscape.

Also way up north, in Monument Valley and in the Grand Canyon is really really nice, but it's very rugged up there too, so some people might not consider it beautiful.

 

[BS Gal]

Yuma is not so bad.

The prettiest place in Arizona (to me) is probably between Tucson and Phoenix - in the Oro Valley area. Very rural, and enough vegatation to give the area some color, but not so much that it obscures the rugged landscape.

Also way up north, in Monument Valley and in the Grand Canyon is really really nice, but it's very rugged up there too, so some people might not consider it beautiful.

We went backpacking in the White Mountains (I believe). It was beautiful. We used to spend a lot of time in the desert, camping and playing on our 3-wheelers, and a LOT of time at the sand dunes right outside of Yuma. Those were the days. I have a lot of good memories.

 

[GardenGal]

It's a matter of taste. Some of us prefer to sit in our backyard and look at scenery like this:

Those are very pretty pictures!

 

[Iron Bill Cash]

Arizona? What part?

and some have this in their back yard...