If you could retire anywhere, where would it be?

[Tradewind]

innsbruck is breathtaking in the winter, we were there during christmas and went to the market, the parts i remember were awesome

I just love all of that Bavarian-esque/Renaissance architecture and shit.

[Mayhem]

I just love all of that Bavarian-esque/Renaissance architecture and shit.

thin ice, very thin ice

[Tradewind]

thin ice, very thin ice

well it is

[Deleted]

Florida maybe, I'll just have to avoid drinking water from the water supply

[Khaza-R]

Probably in the Pacific Northwest. Anything around the Olympic Mtns or Absaroka Mtns is breathtaking





If not, I would take Newfoundland, which is of course incredibly gorgeous also.

[Deleted]

I'd say about 99.99% of the population looks better partially clothed than fully nude.
So that's an argument in favour of living in a cold climate.

People need to stop deluding themselves; unless somebody has come up to you requesting to paint you in the nude then please keep your clothes on.

I was born nude, I will die nude. Don't you dare suppress me with those tyrannical clothes.
When I'm old and have a shriviled penis and exist of not much more then briddle bones and parchment skin, I will hide in bushes and scare the crap out of younger people.

Can't wait ^^

[Sainur]

Norway.

/10fjords

[Deleted]

Cold doesn't stop you, its just a little shriveling..

True, strategic placement of a single sock can prevent the shriveling, or at least make it less noticable.

[shadowmouse]

It looks like I'll probably be expected to retire to Qingyuan, in Guangdong. It looks like a nice place, I am particularly fond of Cantonese food, and my fiancee bears an uncanny resemblance to a very young Melinda May. I'll suffer.

[Reeve]

A huge house in the Lake District, England. When I retire I want to be close enough to all that is familiar to me yet at the same time far away from it.

I had an English coworker try to claim the Lake District was more beautiful than Yosemite the other day. *cough* Bullshit *cough*

[Shakari]

I had an English coworker try to claim the Lake District was more beautiful than Yosemite the other day. *cough* Bullshit *cough*

Its more beautiful in its own way you certainly don't have anything exactally the same, it all depends on what your after.
There nothing quite like the english country side and lakes

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/de...vel-guide.html

same goes everywhere though.

I'd not trade the lake district for Yosemite myself to different

[zoefschildpad]

Right here is good. I don't really see the point of moving somewhere else.

[Lazuli]

Probably right in my own backyard, the Oregon woods.

Already have a house and property near Applegate.

[Afrospinach]

Lots of places interest me

New Zealand, Norway, and British Columbia are all beautiful - I could see living rurally (on the coast) in any of them.

Just make sure it is the east coast of NZ, the west is where all our wind power generators are

[Chelly]

Switzerland.

[Hooked]

I know where I will go, but if I told you, everyone would flock there.

[Calzaeth]

If money wasn't an issue yadayada, I'd probably go with somewhere along Côte d'Azur because the weather is nice and the scenery awesome, or Vancouver, Canada. Because I like Canada, and would still prefer socialized healthcare even if I was shitting money.

[Ghostpanther]

Where I am already retired. 14 acres out in the country side of Ohio. 12 miles from the city. Love it.

[Adam Jensen]

On the slopes of Mons Olympus in my Mars pad.

[Tradewind]

On the slopes of Mons Olympus in my Mars pad.

I heard that Mons Pubis is a nicer area.