>>1613908 >And still, Chama, NM, Pagosa Springs, CO, Kanab, UT and Flagstaff, AZ are all on what I consider the Colorado Plateau (just to name a few).
The Colorado plateau is a great choice especially with the 4 seasons, and it's good to have that many options. Are you looking for a place with good hunting, good farming land or a mix of both? Best of luck to you in getting there.
> If you think you are young be advised, things change and women happen. Your criteria will be effected by this for reasons. Allow room for growth and embrace life as you go.Yeah, I realize that having such a specific place in mind means I have to be either very careful or very flexible. In my field its hard to get entry level positions so having a job in my career is not guaranteed in the region so I have two main options.
1. Get into the north coast with any job and hope I can break into the field at some point. Could result in me changing fields though and the early jobs I could get are not great for pay.
2. Get a job in my field absolutely anywhere and build up my resume. Maybe a position opens up where I want, maybe it wont. And like you said, I could meet a girl who wants something entirely different. Opens up the possibility of simply accepting where I land.
So now I'm applying for jobs everywhere hoping I can work with whatever I get. Trying to balance determination and flexibility. I'll also have to put Heinlein on the reading list.
