Where we live..

[Unruely]

There is a thread with pictures of everyone, one for the rifles, one for what everyone does for a living.. Here is one for where we live.. West Virginia here, out in the boonies on 56 acres (I love it)
Front yard

Back yard

One of the neighbors I caught getting fresh with my wife...


Martin

[crazyTKDsquirrel]

Is it a pain when you go to town, pick up some groceries, come back home and yell out: "*%#^#!! I forgot the milk!" ;D

[grandparem]

I haven't tried yet, but do scanned pictures post very good on websites? I don't have a digital.

I have lived on 2 acres on the edge of town since 1968. We have deer and turkey all the time in the yard. Several years ago I put in a 16' X 28' rubber lined pond and it is a great wildlife attractor. I have counted as many as 21 deer at a time and who knows how many turkeys. I just let my beagle out for his evening stroll about 15 minutes ago and there were 3 turkeys by the pond. The deer and turkey are so common in the yard that the dog doesn't even chase them.

[ruger22com]

I live in Mobile Alabama in the city (sniff...sniff)...I would much rather live in the country but thems the brakes. at least I have an amazing gun club a half hour away. Here is my castle a few hours before Hurricane Katrina hit (can't see the BIG hole in the roof yet....now I have a new roof! ;D)

[crazyTKDsquirrel]

I like the sign. ;D

[macc]

Can't speak for unruely, but I guess on our ranch if we forget the milk, we can always go milk one of the cows... ;D

[Jordan F.]

I dont think my parents would appreciate me posting a picture of our house but I will tell a bit about it. We live way over on Vancouver Island, BC, Canada, in a little town on the east coast (of vancouver island but the west coast of Canada). We are also lucky enough to have a view of the ocean from our place, and close beach access.

[OldSwede]

We live in the country's best-kept secret - Western Michigan, on the shores of Lake Michigan. Nice cold snowy Winters, nice warm Summers , OK Falls and non-existant Springs. Amazing sandy beaches that rival any you have ever seen. Lake Michigan is like a fresh water ocean.

Here is a (Winter) view from one of my decks:

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No, that isn't Lake Michigan. I live on a small lake that does empty into L.M. about two miles from where I live.

[Jordan F.]

I'm jelous OldSwede

[crazyTKDsquirrel]

So am I. I live in a desert ;D. Well, kinda

[randymac]

in the dog house most of the time. ;D

[crazyTKDsquirrel]

Let's see a pic randy ;D!

[randymac]

crazytkdsquirrel said:

Let's see a pic randy ;D!

I would, but you see i have to share it with the dog and he don't like having his picture taken. maybe i can sneak out there when he's sleepin and snap a quick one of my pad for yea.


Randy

[ruger22com]

Yo Sweede..Is that gunn lake?

[TOU]

cz452shooter said:

I don't think my parents would appreciate me posting a picture of our house but I will tell a bit about it. We live way over on Vancouver Island, BC, Canada, in a little town on the east coast (of vancouver island but the west coast of Canada). We are also lucky enough to have a view of the ocean from our place, and close beach access.

Dang Jordan that is sure a different view than I have from Vancouver...not BC ...in Washington...not DC. .

I live in the first town just outside the Portland/Vancouver suburbs. It is still separate and distinct but won't be in 10 years. On one side I can see the Columbia River from the rise of the hill I live on and the other I can see Mt St Helen's burping out my bedroom window. It is pretty rural in look but is essentially turning into a sleeper community of Portland/Vancouver.

What I miss is the shooting just East of the Rockies in Alberta Canada where my family lives. (Lots of gophers, badgers and coyotes.)