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Where you would want live if you have chance and of course Money:-)

I would love to live in some in some forgotten be people and civilization lagoon

Was contemplating siberia.

Nice summers and sterile winters. No germs can surviva that winter. Catching fish, eating vegies. Breathing fresh air and 1000 km from people.

I live a few miles away from Ballard, WA, It's a suburb of Seattle but has all the things I like - restaurants from different countries, music venues, a movie theatre, parks, fitness centers, etc. It's also close enough to big concert venues (Key Arena, Benaroya Hall) and wildlife (Olympic Mountains). Oh yeah. Sign me up!

If I had 400k I would buy a missile silo and convert it to a home

As for the original question, there are several possibilities:

First, in the United States (in no particular order):

Bryan/College Station, Texas -- Plenty of events at Texas A&M University to keep one busy. Also, I know many people in that area.

Santa Fe, New Mexico -- I like the Santa Fe architecture. If I was going to move somewhere for the architecture, this would be it.

Sitka, Alaska -- Great fishing and reasonable population density.

Northeast Minnesota near the Boundary Waters Canoe Area.

Outside of the United States (in no particular order) (note all are English speaking):

Ireland. Maybe County Cork around Cobh or Kinsale. -- I'd probably become a pub rat pretty quickly.

Isle of Man - has to be the racingest country in the world. I've wanted to go there since I read about the place in the 1960s.

Norfolk Island (near Australia) -- As I understand it, if you buy or open a business, permission to move there is pretty easy to obtain. Good climate. I understand it is quite laid back. Big downside would be the travel to the nearest hospital in Australia.

New Zealand.

I want to live on Isle somewhere in Pacific Ocean, with beautiful Lagoon, like Robinson Crusoe or like in movie the "Blue Lagoon" beautiful movie BTW.

The most beautiful place for me would be somewhere in the mountains, maybe Montana, Wyoming, or Colorado. I could go hiking all the time and wouldn't have to deal with crowds. If the weather go too cold, I would move to Florida for the winter months. I like the ocean and tropical environment as well.

4 possibilities -

In the middle of nowhere in Montana.

My own tropical island somewhere in the Pacific Ocean.

Death Valley, CA.

Palm Desert, CA. (probably my first choice.)

I would want to stay in Tacoma, WA. Most of my friends are here.

However, if I had the money, I would get a large home with a basement that I can soundproof and transform into my own private Man Cave. 80" 3D TV, Blu-Ray player, many gaming consoles, surround sound system with deep booming bass that'll shake the whole room, several leather recliners for me and good company, oak coffee and end tables, a humidor to store the Cuban sticks that I would be able to afford when I have the money for everything else (better not tell Uncle Sam about that), and a mini-fridge to hold my root beer stash.

I would not trade my 12-step friends for any other location in the world at this point in my life, though.

Ireland! I would like to get there someday