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IMO Colorado is similar to California , a "kooler than thou" race to nowhere .

Schubert, it’s definitely not for everyone!  The best way to experience Colorado is through hiking, biking, skiing, and convertible Porsches on twisty canyon roads.  If thats not your cup of tea, there’s nothing here for you (besides the numerous high end audio dealers and manufacturers, Jeff Rowland / Dunlavy)!

Oh, and there are actually quite a few cool people in So-Cal and Colorado :-)

@schubert 


"kooler than thou" race to nowhere? Man, I haven't experienced or witnessed that at all. What are you referring to? Maybe I am part of the problem to which you refer and just didn't know it! LOL

Where else are so many of the trappings of pretentious formality shoved out the door than Coloarado? It can be expensive to live here (in certain spots) and yet the position being advertised for by TMR can be in Vail/Beaver Creek/Copper Mountain/Keystone/Arapahoe Basin to snow ski in winter or hike/take in the beauty during summer....all in less than 2 hours from metro Denver? Ditto that if they head north to Rocky Mountain national park.

Boots and jeans in fine dining restaurants, alot of fit and healthy lifestyle opportunities here. Anyway, I love my home state as I'm sure everyone does. I take it back, the "kooler than thou" attitude is on full display when someone lands a backflip on the slopes.

I don’t know about Colorado, but California has a great many different communities. Orange County is very conservative, Reagan/Nixon country. Silicon Valley (San Jose, Cupertino---where I grew up) is very high-tech, of course. Southern California is full of aggressively ambitious people (who move there to "become" someone). Los Angeles has a huge Jewish population, many I knew having moved there from NYC. The center of the State is completely agricultural. Santa Cruz is full of surfers. Some of the best colleges in the country are in California (Stanford, for one), as are many excellent music schools. Palm Desert and Palm Springs are full of gated communities containing second homes of people from all over the U.S. and Canada. ARC’s Bill Johnson’s Winter home was in Desert Wells, which borders on Palm Desert. Painting with a broad brush is silly.