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Choose the Pacific Northwest for Retirement by John Howells,Richard Harris Pdf
This is the comprehensive guide to have if considering retirement in the Pacific Northwest. From real estate to weather statistics, this guide will empower you to help you make such an important life decision.
Choose the Northwest by John Mack Howells,Richard Harris Pdf
A definitive guide to retirement living in one of America's fastest growing regions. As more and more of the baby boom generation reaches retirement age, the flood of population runs toward the mild climate, peaceful communities and affordable housing of the Pacific Northwest. This book is the first to furnish detailed, firsthand descriptions of the life they will find there. Choose the Northwest contains up-to-the minute information on over 60 comfortable and inviting communities in Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia. The authors give detailed, opinionated reports based on their personal visits and interviews with local residents. Reflecting the diversity of today's retirees, the book emphasizes options in climate, cost of living, housing, and recreational, cultural, and continuing education opportunities. The hard facts on local and state taxes, crime and safety, and the availability of medical services are also addressed.
Where to Retire offers the best advice not only on where to relocate in the retirement years, but why people should pick up and move just as life is settling down. Retirement guru John Howells provides well-researched and completely revised and updated information on how to find the ideal home base for the retirement years.
This new edition of Oregon: Off the Beaten includes information on dining, lodging, and insider tips-this is the ultimate guide to capturing the heart and soul of Oregon.
Where to Retire offers the best advice not only on where to relocate in the retirement years, but why people should pick up and move just as life is settling down and provides well-researched and completely revised and updated information on how to find the ideal home base for the retirement years. To help the decision-making process, the book offers a list of items to consider when selecting the ideal community: safety; climate; housing availability; cultural and recreation opportunities in the area; social compatibility; affordability; medical care; distance from relatives and friends; transportation; and jobs and/or volunteer opportunities. It gives readers clear snapshots of life in hundreds of the most affordable, comfortable, and stimulating places to retire in the United States, including locations in Florida, California, the Pacific Northwest, the Gulf Coast, the Ozarks, the Appalachians, the Southwest, and the Rockies. It’s a must-have guide that helps readers decide where to retire happily.
Find up-to-the-minute information on housing costs, recreation, climate, health care, and safety for more than 150 affordable, comfortable and stimulating retirement locations from the Pacific Northwest to Florida.
“An ancient spiritual maxim says, ‘Find God in all things.’ Jan Boys is one of those rare people who does. This engaging book about her travels (geographical and spiritual) invites us to think about our personal travels and reminds us that in the complexity of nature we can see the simplicity of God.” Bernard Brady, Ph.D., Professor of Theology, University of St. Thomas, Minnesota, author of A Spiritual Field Guide. Are you seeking God’s presence in your life? Perhaps you’re retired or a traveler. Do you long for greater significance and purpose in your journeys? If so, then TRAVELING WITH THE LORD will appeal to you. Be prepared to find the Lord within its pages, and then listen for the still small voice of God. While standing on a bridge over a turbulent river with shifting currents and swirling whirlpools, most people stop for a few moments, glance down, and see only water rushing below. “On the other hand,” Jan Boys’ husband Gene observes, “Jan stood on the bridge over the waters of Deception Pass in Washington State for fifteen minutes or more, studied the turbulent scene, and then wrote about God’s presence in the tumultuous times of life.” “Picking a Path Through Turbulence” is one of twenty-five reflective stories in TRAVELING WITH THE LORD: An Emmaus Journey to the Pacific Northwest. This series of reflections -- a bit of travelogue and treasure hunt -- is drawn from the sights, sounds, and events of the Boys’ two six-month journeys covering more than 37,000 miles. Jan explains, “I create word pictures of places and events from our trips, describe how they relate to life, then listen and search for the presence of God.” While dry camping and enjoying the desert’s vibrant sunset, or craning her neck and tearfully gazing up at towering redwoods, or admiring massive majestic mountains, or savoring the tranquility of the ocean surf, God whispered and she heard, again and again. A sampling of the twenty-five reflections from the desert to the redwood forest, from the mountains to the ocean shore includes: “Finding God in the Desert” ...... Rio Rancho, New Mexico “Our Pilgrimage of Prayer” ...... The Grotto, Portland, Oregon “On Waves and White Noise” ... Olympic National Park “Facing My Fears” ................. Riding the Hiawatha Bike Trail “Firm Foundations” ............... Glacier National Park "The Towering Cathedral” ........ The California Redwoods “Never Forget Your Dreams” .... The Black Hills Of South Dakota “God’s Survival Plan” ............. Mount St. Helens Revisited Jan describes this as “finding God in the everyday stuff of life.” She sees more than the sight or event itself. God uses it as a teaching tool, a parable to speak to Jan’s soul and to encourage her to listen for His still small voice. TRAVELING WITH THE LORD: An Emmaus Journey to the Pacific Northwest will appeal to those seeking God’s presence in their lives, to travelers, retirees, and anyone longing for greater significance and purpose in their journeys. • Use these reflections and stories to hear the whisperings of God as Jan did. • Use them as a travel guide. Visit the same places yourself, look around with new eyes, and see what God reveals to you. • Use them as a steppingstone to enable you to find your own sense of purpose and ways to leave a legacy. Jan encourages all of us. “We are pilgrims on a journey to our heavenly home. In all your own wanderings and experiences, travel with the Lord, look for Him in the everyday stuff of life, and listen for the still small voice of God. Come, take a journey and go TRAVELING WITH THE LORD.”
This fully updated guide is a complete planner with advice on finances, safety, health, working, renting, vs. owning, and finding the best place to retire.
United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation
Author : United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation Publisher : Unknown Page : 1140 pages File Size : 54,8 Mb Release : 1980 Category : United States ISBN : UCAL:B5176516
Land Use Planning Ballot Initiatives in the Pacific Northwest by Anonim Pdf
Sustaining farm and forest land has been an important goal in the United States because of the role these lands play in the livelihoods of rural residents while also providing desired open space benefits. However, land use policies to protect rural lands often involve a tension between balancing public interests regarding economic and open space goals with the private interests and property rights of farm and forest land owners. This tension is especially prevalent when policies involve the regulation of private land such as through land use planning. In the Pacific Northwest, where statewide planning has been enacted in both Oregon and Washington, that tension is manifested in periodic voting on ballot initiatives and referenda seeking to either strengthen or weaken existing planning policies. The voting outcomes of these initiatives and referenda provide insights into how and why voters value farm and forest lands, and how voters feel about the degree to which private landowners should contribute to their protection. In this report, we present two studies of voting patterns from ballot measures in Oregon and Washington intended to modify land use planning regulations in those states. The studies portray the complex nature of voters' perceptions and preferences of the advantages and disadvantages of regulating land use. The picture that emerges may help policymakers, government officials, and organizations interested in land use policies reconcile the seemingly contradictory nature of voter behavior in land use planning ballot initiatives.
