> I know were I would like to live and I'll tell you why. I like Maui, the island between Ohau and Hawaii. I like the climate and the ocean. If I had a small house on the north side of Haleakala, the dormant volcano, at about 1500 to 2000 feet, I could lead a simple life and love every minute. You don't need air
> conditioning at that elevation, and you are a short motor scooter ride from the beach. At 10,024 feet, the summit has a view beyond imagination. When you are on Maui, you are a short boat ride from Molokai, a lush and beautiful, almost primative island. A short plane ride gets you to Hawaii, the biggest island in the state with mountains, beaches, ranches, deserts, active volcanos and even ski slopes.
> Or an even shorter plane ride in the other direction takes you to Honolulu, the greatest city in the world. Why would anyone want to live anywhere else?
> Howard

I can see why you'd like that, but it sounds like it would be way to hot for me. Heh, even London's too hot for me during the 2 months it doesn't rain.

But having said that, I can't think of anywhere I would rather live than London. The nightlife, the history, the food, the fact that everyone speaks a dialect of English I'm very familiar with...

Of course there are things I don't like, but they're few and far between, and I've never been anywhere that's able to touch me quite like this one.

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