I’m glad to see one of my people with a similar experience.

Thank you for the information, I definitely don’t mind being people being harsh cause it seems to be in a be smarter than this as opposed to being harsh because they don’t agree with you like Idaho. I’m glad there are supportive programs because like many people in the country, I have not had the easiest time getting through the rising living costs.

Right it’s hard to compare mountains that are almost half a billion years as opposed to one’s that are less than 100 million.

Hopefully I won’t be stopped by missionaries like I was back West.

I would absolutely hike 48 peaks to get a patch and a dinner .

No the Sawtooths are my favorite part of the state, scrambling up to Thompson Peak was a lot of fun. Yeah the foothills and Owhyees are really just hills.

While I have had my fair share of experience with Mormons, I will not mind getting away from it. I don’t really think I’ll have a problem with Quakers cause my historical understanding of them is being very abolitionist and pacifist. I know that times change people, are there things about Quakers today that are concerning? I have heard about Boston fans and probably won’t be surprised by it but the accent will be really make me stand out haha.

I really am looking forward to being in a place that has a lot to it, I’ve enjoyed living in Idaho but there are things that I’ll be glad to leave behind.

As someone who’s lived in the area of Idaho that is joked about being questionable I won’t mind being exposed to it but I appreciate the heads up. Thankfully I won’t have to worry about finding a place for my gf and I immediately, I’m glad to know that there are homes that have a beautiful old aesthetic as opposed to stucco.

I’ve always wanted to visit Maine and from seeing the pictures and playing Fallout 4, I would love to explore the area up north.

I would love to get more experience with backpacking I’ve done the Ruby Crest in Nevada and getting really into the deep of the mountains sounds like a fun experience.

I’m going to be in the Haverhill area and heard that New Hampshire is a wonderful place to visit. As someone who’s never lived that close to the ocean, I can’t wait to be able to drive a short distance to see it even if it’ll be a tad cold.

Thank you I’m really excited to visit Boston, Lexington and Concord, Salem, and any other historic areas. I’m looking forward to seeing these places in person as opposed to just in Fallout 4.

I am looking forward to the greenery and beauty and would love to explore the trails and peaks out there. Are there any particular areas of the Appalachians that strike you as the best experience?