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A long drive need riders!

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A long drive need riders!
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Ben Hopper replied to Elliott's discussion 'A long drive need riders!'

Sounds like an awesome trip, hope you enjoy it, Im from further north, can hardly take the heat in miami, drove from miamia to boca raton, ft. lauderdale and from there on to orlando once, to go check out the theme park, you know disney.. Have a s...

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Amberley replied to Elliott's discussion 'A long drive need riders!'

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Elliott replied to Elliott's discussion 'A long drive need riders!'

Sorry everybody, this post was from last year 2008. I am living in Olympia, WA and don't plan to move until October ( back to TN/NC ). Good luck!

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kimi replied to Elliott's discussion 'A long drive need riders!'

when are u going to boseman i am headed there may 2nd from detroit

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At 6:38pm on January 17, 2009, Sky Ibarra said…: It's in Denali? Look at the jobs online. It is the Denali Crows Nest.

At 5:10pm on January 17, 2009, Sky Ibarra said…: Do you know anything about the crows nest?

At 7:06am on September 5, 2008, Elliott said…: Well Amy, my experience in Montana was both good and bad. I lived 20 miles east of Bozeman in the town of Livingston. It is about 50 miles north of Yellowstone. The town is small (7,000 people) but it has many restaurants, bars, and shops. It's a very nice small town. Lots of friendly people. The views are amazing as well. There are lots of hiking opportunities and lots and lots of wildlife (mostly deer, elk, antelope, occasional moose, and bear). The weather on the other hand is something I never got used to. The summer is very dry. And I would frequently wake up to a bloodly nose. The wind that blows through the nearby paradise valley doesn't make things any better either. The winter is very cold here. Typical to see -30 degree temps in jan. Not much snow accumulation but just cold and windy. That aside, it is a wonderful place to meet nice people, get involved with the community and take every chance you get to explore the outdoors. Nearby Bozeman is also a good choice if you want to be a little more removed from the mountains but have the perks of city life. The only other place I have been out west is Mt. Rainier in Washington. I would hands down call this my favorite place in the country. great weather, lots of wildflowers, wildlife, and endless hiking trails. It's pretty close to Puyallup, a suburb of Seattle and would be a good choice.
I am actually in Miami right now looking for seasonal work with my girlfriend and have run into some dead ends. Do you have any suggestions?

At 10:24pm on September 4, 2008, Amy said…: Hello Elliott! Yes I have been in Florida for the past year and it is not me. I love the beach, the water activities, sunsets...but the lifestyle is not for me. Too superficial and materialistic here in Miami. I have dreamed of living in the northwest/Rockies area for years. I have never been there but now that I am divorced and back in the States I figured it is now or never. We only have one life and I have to go with my dreams. I do not even care what job I have, I just look forward to the mountains, wildlife and meeting the folks there. Any input you have would be great. I already have a few penpals from craigslist but I always have room for more. I just joined my coolworks and have not had a chance to post my travel pics, hope to do that soon.

Take care Elliott.