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I assume you're thinking about the earthquake risk. We haven't had a major quake here in a generation, and people have short memories. The San Andreas fault exi
by jmharvey 10y ago
I assume you're thinking about the earthquake risk. We haven't had a major quake here in a generation, and people have short memories. The San Andreas fault exists day-to-day as a pretty chain of lakes.
I'd also count being in a place where the mountains meet the ocean as a plus, as well as the golden gate (the waterway, not the bridge, though the bridge ain't half bad, either). And a few hours away you've got Big Sur and Yosemite.
- irrational 10y agoYou should move to Portland. We have all of that and more. No wait, the Californians are already ruining Portland. Please, do not move here.
- npsimons 10y agoYou can keep Portland: no fourteeners and too much bloody rain. I'll take my SoCal where I can climb 365 days of the year.