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GeorgeHayduke

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49. Sounds beyond lovely.
Wed Feb 21, 2018, 03:15 PM
Feb 2018

I lived in Mexico off-and-on about the time I was in college and most of my subcontractors now prefer their native language at work. I would say I'm close to fluent, but not with the proper formality commensurate with what would be expected of me in Spain.

But languages keep my mind alive so I'm beyond willing to practice.



And olive oil you say? *swoon*

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Best places to be a desert rat? [View all] GeorgeHayduke Jan 2018 OP
Try northern New Mexico. PoindexterOglethorpe Jan 2018 #1
That was actually GeorgeHayduke Jan 2018 #3
Taos is amazing. PoindexterOglethorpe Jan 2018 #10
Your hotel reference GeorgeHayduke Jan 2018 #14
I like Moab. Been going there for many years Hamlette Feb 2018 #29
I love Moab. GeorgeHayduke Feb 2018 #41
+1 to Taos denbot Jan 2018 #17
I love Santa Fe's museums n/t TexasBushwhacker Feb 2018 #21
a fun day activity if you are in Santa Fe or Taos yellowdogintexas Feb 2018 #46
I've been wanting to do that and haven't yet gotten around to it. PoindexterOglethorpe Feb 2018 #50
I was going to say the same thing. Willie Pep Feb 2018 #25
What does your uncle's friend do? GeorgeHayduke Feb 2018 #37
He is a handy man/artist. Willie Pep Feb 2018 #38
I bet he's really GeorgeHayduke Feb 2018 #39
Yes he seems to be. Willie Pep Feb 2018 #40
Desert Hot Springs would be top on my list WhiteTara Jan 2018 #2
I spent the first 38 years of my life GeorgeHayduke Jan 2018 #4
Are you a hot spring devotee? WhiteTara Jan 2018 #5
Not necessarily a devotee GeorgeHayduke Jan 2018 #6
Explore the world. Thyla Jan 2018 #7
I've done all that GeorgeHayduke Jan 2018 #8
Fair enough Thyla Jan 2018 #11
An Aussie living in Spain? GeorgeHayduke Jan 2018 #13
Unlimited cash? NotASurfer Jan 2018 #9
Nice! GeorgeHayduke Jan 2018 #12
Pinnacles National Park Doc_Technical Jan 2018 #15
But...but... GeorgeHayduke Jan 2018 #16
If critters don't worry you I hear nothing beats Australia... Blue_Tires Jan 2018 #18
Critters dont bother me at all GeorgeHayduke Feb 2018 #19
Not sure if the natives are friendly or not DFW Feb 2018 #20
Bryce is awesome GeorgeHayduke Feb 2018 #22
Not my usual stomping grounds, I'm afraid DFW Feb 2018 #23
Meh, it's all good. GeorgeHayduke Feb 2018 #24
I've done my long road trip. Did it back in the good old USA, in fact. DFW Feb 2018 #30
I'll apologetically agree. GeorgeHayduke Feb 2018 #31
I don't know much about Greece DFW Feb 2018 #34
You're a venerable font of GeorgeHayduke Feb 2018 #36
As luck would have it DFW Feb 2018 #45
Sounds beyond lovely. GeorgeHayduke Feb 2018 #49
Regional differences always take some getting used to. DFW Feb 2018 #51
Have you tried Tucson? MLAA Feb 2018 #26
Yes. GeorgeHayduke Feb 2018 #32
Sedona! Sedona Feb 2018 #27
Dude! GeorgeHayduke Feb 2018 #33
Sedona for the trendy...or Salton Sea for the former trendy and now nearly desolate. Xolodno Feb 2018 #28
How awesome! GeorgeHayduke Feb 2018 #35
You want solitude? A HERETIC I AM Feb 2018 #42
I do like the way you think. GeorgeHayduke Feb 2018 #43
I've driven US 395 only from the Victorville area to Carson City... A HERETIC I AM Feb 2018 #44
Ha! GeorgeHayduke Feb 2018 #48
Steens Mountain, Oregon. callous taoboy Feb 2018 #47
Some more Arizona suggestions: Nac Mac Feegle Feb 2018 #52
Tobruk? TheMightyFavog Feb 2018 #53
Julian, CA (maybe a bit far from Four Corners) but worth it! diva77 Feb 2018 #54
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