Any place you've had an address, but only count each place once (I've moved within my current town about a dozen times over the years).

For me, it's 20.

Bourne MA
Boston MA
Hartford KY
Dayton OH
Ronbinson IL
Centralia IL
Melrose MA
Gila Bend AZ
Rovereto Italy
Aviano Italy
Rantoul IL
Columbia SC
Champaign IL
Urbana IL
Chicago IL
Holiday FL
Clearwater FL
Lake Villa IL
Bernalillo NM
Tucson AZ

7..... but many of those were just to the 'next town over' so I don't know if they really count. I have basically lived in 4 metropolitan areas.

Philadelphia, PA
Annandale, NY
Rinebeck, NY
Rhinecliff, NY
Tivoli, NY
Ft Lauderdale, FL
Berkeley, CA
San Francisco, CA
Oakland, CA

nine

Princeton, NJ
Fairless Hills, PA
Sherman Oaks, CA
Tucson, AZ
Palo Alto, CA
Telluride, CO
Denver, CO
Sedona, AZ
Cornville, AZ
Falmouth, ME
Portland, ME

Shamokin PA
Cranford NJ
Hanover NH
Columbus OH
Tucson AZ
Champaign IL
(back to Tucson)
Arlington VA
Fairfield PA
Aspers PA

Portland, Oregon & Saitama, Japan
Seattle, Washington
Olympia, Washington
Santa Monica, California

Bucolic wrote:Shamokin PA
Cranford NJ
Hanover NH
Columbus OH
Tucson AZ
Champaign IL
(back to Tucson)
Arlington VA
Fairfield PA
Aspers PA

Let me guess... UIUC??

I'll play:

Not counting multiple times in several locations,

1) Eau Claire, WI
2) Ft. Knox, KY
3) Illeshiem, FRG
4) Ft Riley, KS
5) St Cloud, MN
6) Ft Huachuca, AZ
7) Mora, MN
8) Madison, WI
9) Schneider National Truck ( well, seemed like it at times. The Boss sure couldn't handle it.)
9) Hayward, WI

Chicagoland - meaning
Villa Park, IL
Lombard, IL
Roselle, IL
Wheaton, IL
Normal, IL - twice
St Louis County, MO

Next move will be to St Charles county, MO, hopfully with a BIIIIG backyard.

Looks like a couple of us have military bases/posts in our list.

St Louis
Hollywood
New York City
Lake Mille Lacs Minnesota
Las Vegas Nevada
Vietnam (FPO San Francisco)
Hollywood CA

Behind "The Third Eye" on Thimble Lane, in the San Fernando Valley.
It was a Los Angeles Paradise. We had honeysuckle on the porch. The street was razed for a parking lot and boutique shops.



Then -

Hollywood CA
North Hollywood CA
Steamboat Springs Colorado
Echo Park, Los Angeles
North Hollywood again
South Pasadena California
Highland Park, Los Angeles
Munds Park, Arizona
Apache Junction, AZ

17 I think

Two places really. South Texas/Northern Mexico border, and the DFW.

Have travelled a bit, but only have lived at these two areas.

Xela

Pax wrote:

Bucolic wrote:Shamokin PA
Cranford NJ
Hanover NH
Columbus OH
Tucson AZ
Champaign IL
(back to Tucson)
Arlington VA
Fairfield PA
Aspers PA

Let me guess... UIUC??

Yep, I was briefly a professor there until I got tired of nasty weather and zero topography.

Bucolic wrote:
Yep, I was briefly a professor there until I got tired of nasty weather and zero topography.

I work there, be very glad you got out of here!!!

Rodeo, CA
Columbus, GA
Helena, MT (four times)
Missoula, MT
Great Falls, MT
College Station, TX
Ft Leavenworth, KS
Arlington, VA
Carlisle, PA
Denver, CO
Colo Springs, CO (two times)
Springfield, VA (three times)
Bamberg, Germany
West Berlin (while the wall was still up)
Zeist, Netherlands
Driebergen, Netherlands
Kaiserslautern, Germany
Saigon, Viet Nam
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (two times)
Montgomery, AL
Grand Forks, ND (believe it or not, one of my all-time favorite places)

GuitarsandGuns wrote:St Louis
Hollywood
New York City
Lake Mille Lacs Minnesota
Las Vegas Nevada
Vietnam (FPO San Francisco)
Hollywood CA

Behind "The Third Eye" on Thimble Lane, in the San Fernando Valley.
It was a Los Angeles Paradise. We had honeysuckle on the porch. The street was razed for a parking lot and boutique shops.



Then -

Hollywood CA
North Hollywood CA
Steamboat Springs Colorado
Echo Park, Los Angeles
North Hollywood again
South Pasadena California
Highland Park, Los Angeles
Munds Park, Arizona
Apache Junction, AZ

17 I think

What city on Mille lacs, and when?

Pax wrote:

Bucolic wrote:
Yep, I was briefly a professor there until I got tired of nasty weather and zero topography.

I work there, be very glad you got out of here!!!

I am. Every day.

Loved the little Prairie Farm though.


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Bucolic wrote:

Pax wrote:

Bucolic wrote:
Yep, I was briefly a professor there until I got tired of nasty weather and zero topography.

I work there, be very glad you got out of here!!!

I am. Every day.

Loved the little Prairie Farm though.


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The state is broke, our pensions and healthcare are at risk, the place is a ghost town with all the people retiring and quitting. The town is a really decent place to live, the U is a really crappy place to work. With any luck we'll be out of here as soon as my wife hits pittance retirement age in 18 months.

eelj wrote:

GuitarsandGuns wrote: Lake Mille Lacs Minnesota

What city on Mille lacs, and when?

1956 We had a resort on the lake called Drift Inn.
I was 8

GuitarsandGuns wrote:

eelj wrote:

GuitarsandGuns wrote: Lake Mille Lacs Minnesota

What city on Mille lacs, and when?

1956 We had a resort on the lake called Drift Inn.
I was 8

Wow have you ever been back since?

eelj wrote:

GuitarsandGuns wrote:
1956 We had a resort on the lake called Drift Inn.
I was 8

Wow have you ever been back since?

No. I remember a lot about it though.

Fort Worth, TX
Tacoma, WA
Houston, TX
Highland Park, N.J.
Arlington, TX

Houston was my favorite ... met my wife there.

I've lived in 3 counties all in Texas since I was born. Our counties are huge.

Pax wrote:

Bucolic wrote:

Pax wrote:

Bucolic wrote:
Yep, I was briefly a professor there until I got tired of nasty weather and zero topography.

I work there, be very glad you got out of here!!!

I am. Every day.

Loved the little Prairie Farm though.


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The state is broke, our pensions and healthcare are at risk, the place is a ghost town with all the people retiring and quitting. The town is a really decent place to live, the U is a really crappy place to work. With any luck we'll be out of here as soon as my wife hits pittance retirement age in 18 months.

So sorry, Pax. Even in 1983, UIUC was not a great employer. we got back to Tucson as quick as we could.

In sum, PA is not a bad state. Lots of nice small towns, pretty farm land, and low cost of living. Our area is conservative but not rabid. We are considered to be eccentric curiousities by the locals.


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Bucolic wrote:
So sorry, Pax. Even in 1983, UIUC was not a great employer. we got back to Tucson as quick as we could.

In sum, PA is not a bad state. Lots of nice small towns, pretty farm land, and low cost of living. Our area is conservative but not rabid. We are considered to be eccentric curiousities by the locals.


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In 1983 I was a firefighter at UIUC; and we lived in Tucson in 2006/2007, small world.