Idaho

5artist5 · 01-09-2008, 12:52 PM

I think I am moving to Idaho. Not sure where exactly yet. Does anyone here live there?
Anyone want to hook me up with a job up there?

LandRover · 01-09-2008, 12:56 PM

Panhandle for the win. Stay away from the lower part. Snake river plateau is relatively ugly compared to the epic scenery of the panhandle. Watch out for white supremicists.

**lbsnowryder** · 01-09-2008, 01:02 PM

I live in boise. I can't get you a job but they are out there. Do you have college, experience. Pay is usually low.

Snow is good right now, i may be able to hook you up with a lift attendant job at the ski resort.

**ge2** · 01-09-2008, 01:22 PM

Idaho is diverse. High desert in southern Idaho, with 4 awesome seasons. Northern Idaho is also beautiful, but with more evergreens.

I lived in southern for 5 years, and I make it a point to get back there at least a time or two a year.

carracer · 01-09-2008, 05:06 PM

I live in the Boise area and love it! 1 hour or less and I am hunting, fishing, camping, boating, snow skiing, wheeling. Motorsports available 1/4 mile asphalt oval and Firebird Raceway drag strip. MotoX tracks and dessert racing. Most within 30 minutes.

flame0086 · 01-09-2008, 05:59 PM

My only experience in Idaho was going to the U of I in Moscow, and I hated it. The palouse isn't for me.

Norther Idaho is cool if you like the woods. If you live close enought to the washington boarder, there is lots of opertunity for skiing. A Cabellas just got put in Post Falls. Many companies like to be just inside of Idaho, next to washington because Idaho has less taxes (and doing business in Spokane, WA can suck).

IMO, the inland North West is a cool place, better if you are close to the Pacific North West. So many different climate and places with in just hours of driving. You can have an easy going weekend trip with just an hour or so of driving, or be in a totally different scenery with 4-8 hours of driving.

**gtowngirl** · 01-09-2008, 06:09 PM

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Norther Idaho is cool if you like the woods. If you live close enought to the washington boarder, there is lots of opertunity for skiing.

Note to self......Stay away from English classes at U of I in Moscow! Kidding!