Snowy Mountains , NSW, Australia



the video is a bit famous for this area. Most of the riders were locals who thought charging down hills was good fun.

Madison, WI.

Before then, Wheaton, IL.
Before then, San Diego, CA.
Before then, somewhereIforgotin Virginia.
Before then, somewhereelseIforgotin Connecticut.
Before then, Bethesda, Maryland.

A navy-doctor father == a lot of travel. What's a girl to do?

Quote from: Adrian_Michael on June 02, 2013, 07:52:40 PM
North Central North Carolina over here. It's...a mixed bag, honestly.

Quote from: desperate believer on June 02, 2013, 06:29:37 PM
Rockingham, North Carolina. ~hope

Woo hoo, more NC guys!

Quote from: CursedFireDean on June 02, 2013, 09:30:11 PM
Woo hoo, more NC guys!

Yup! That'd be me!

Quote from: brainiac on June 02, 2013, 12:25:42 PM
I totally heard the "Kiss 108 FM!" clip in my head when I saw your post.  I live in Western MA half the time so I'd say there's plenty of competition for "most boring" (although there is some pretty cool/weird stuff you wouldn't expect in some of those towns)...

Haha yeah, I personally disagree that my town is the most boring. I'm only 35 mins from Boston, 30 from Providence, and 20 from Worcester. Every year I drive to the Berkshires and we avoid highways and end up driving through some really, really boring towns. Last year we drove for 40 minutes without seeing a Dunkin Donuts!! What madness!!

Quote from: Twin Hammer Tommy on May 27, 2013, 05:00:26 PM
Dorchester.

Nice, I have great memories from my 2 years living in Dorchestah  I was in Harbor Point by Umass

Quote from: CursedFireDean on June 02, 2013, 09:30:11 PM
Woo hoo, more NC guys!

I know, it's nice knowing there are more guys in NC (quite a lot actually) but then again it's sad because there aren't many resources unless you're near Asheville.

Quote from: chefset28 on June 02, 2013, 07:28:52 PM
currently out in Luning Nevada aka. the middle of nowhere....  The only interesting thing here is the rest stop!

Holy guacamole, I know right where that is!  You're on the road between Topopah and Hawthorne. 

You're like a ghost town!

Sunny ole' Orlando, FL!

Quote from: Michelle S. on June 03, 2013, 09:55:32 PM
Sunny ole' Orlando, FL!

Just moved from there last December. There really isn't a lot of resources there surprisingly.

Quote from: Darrin Scott on June 04, 2013, 01:28:11 PM
Just moved from there last December. There really isn't a lot of resources there surprisingly.

I know!! I actually live in Deland specifically so I'm closer to Daytona. Between the 2 cities, I found 3 therapists. Two are a complete joke and total ripoff. Fortunately I found Dr. Baker-Hargrove - he's very involved in the LGBT community here. The Centre and GIFT aren't that great either. I'm in their facebook group and there's a lot of drama... So I haven't felt comfortable going to any group meetings:(

Quote from: Simon on June 03, 2013, 07:46:45 PM
I know, it's nice knowing there are more guys in NC (quite a lot actually) but then again it's sad because there aren't many resources unless you're near Asheville.

I thought there were some resources around chapel hill or durham at one time. But then I've been out of touch with most anything trans that way in a while and then it was mostly about mtf that was my concern.

Germany here.

Portland(ish) Oregon, here. Whee!

Quote from: Renee on June 04, 2013, 04:12:02 PM
I thought there were some resources around chapel hill or durham at one time. But then I've been out of touch with most anything trans that way in a while and then it was mostly about mtf that was my concern.

I believe the therapist I'm going to go see is in Chapel Hill or Durham but I can't remember right now.

Quote from: Jamie D on June 03, 2013, 09:48:37 PM
Holy guacamole, I know right where that is!  You're on the road between Topopah and Hawthorne. 

You're like a ghost town!

Yep that's it!! Ghost town Nv.!!!

im from IL

Quote from: Michelle S. on June 04, 2013, 01:50:15 PM
I know!! I actually live in Deland specifically so I'm closer to Daytona. Between the 2 cities, I found 3 therapists. Two are a complete joke and total ripoff. Fortunately I found Dr. Baker-Hargrove - he's very involved in the LGBT community here. The Centre and GIFT aren't that great either. I'm in their facebook group and there's a lot of drama... So I haven't felt comfortable going to any group meetings:(

I went to Dr. Baker-Hardgrove for a session and ended up doing informed consent. I know there are Dr.s there for HRT, but are expensive without insurance.

Quote from: chefset28 on June 04, 2013, 07:42:40 PM
Yep that's it!! Ghost town Nv.!!!

I did a little geologic work with a prospector friend of mine years ago.  I was really impressed with the town of Goldfield, in Esmeralda County.  A hundred years ago, things is your area were hopping, with precious metals, particularly silver, gold, and copper.

true, I've actually gone up into the mountains near here and found around 12 or 15 old abandoned mines and know of at least 3 working mines that are close by all for silver and or gold

Quote from: Chamillion on June 03, 2013, 07:19:28 PM
Haha yeah, I personally disagree that my town is the most boring. I'm only 35 mins from Boston, 30 from Providence, and 20 from Worcester. Every year I drive to the Berkshires and we avoid highways and end up driving through some really, really boring towns. Last year we drove for 40 minutes without seeing a Dunkin Donuts!! What madness!!

Oh man, I love western Mass and lived in the Berkshires for 10 years, that area is like a second home to me, but I totally know what you mean.   So much of western Worcester and Hamphire/Franklin counties are just woods and more woods.

QuoteNice, I have great memories from my 2 years living in Dorchestah  I was in Harbor Point by Umass

That area is the best.  Hard tell where Dot ends and Southie begins around there, and I love the walk from JFK up to Castle Island.

I'm a lot south of that, in the Ashmont/Neponset area.