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We'll be living near Gullob Park and I'm very excited. The neighborhoods near there are amazing looking. We'll be near our daughters and stepping into the empty nester lifestyle.

I love hiking and I'm super excited to get back into competitive pistol shooting. My wife enjoys geocaching and riding bikes.

We are looking to get into tia chi and pickleball. Any recommendations?

We hope to meet some great people and contribute to our community.

Thanks for the feedback.

Before my last overseas assignment, I was reloading .45ACP and having fun using my Lee single press. But it's been near 8 years and I don't know where to start.

I'm waiting for my non temp household goods to be delivered. I don't even know what condition my stuff will be in.

I imagine in the past 8 years lots has changed. Any thoughts on how best to get my feet wet again?

Looking to buy a home...but it has septic. What's your thoughts? Pros...cons...?

Hello. Do I submit the VA Form 21-674 before she turns 18 or after? She turns 18 in July and begins college in Aug.

I'm retired military and need a US number to switch my various authenticator texts for several websites. I don't want to be in a situation where I can't access my websites.

What are your suggestions? It'd just be temporary till we get a full time US number.

Like the subject says...I prefer to put my dirty clothes in a bag. My family thinks that's not necessary. I can't be the one in the wrong here.

What could we do or see that will introduce us to the LV area and/or culture? We will be exploring the greater LV area for a place to live. Thanks for the suggestions.

I'm moving back to the states and I feel like getting a dash cam is a must. I appreciate any thoughts on pros/cons of getting one when it comes to auto insurance and rates that are impacted from having or not having a cam

Hi. I'm traveling from Germany to US and need suggestions for the food/water holder dispenser that I can attached to the crate door. I appreciate any feedback. Thank you.

I've hiked in Switzerland and LOVE IT! I often wonder how easy it would be to come back for a summer and work at one of the mountain huts. I'm not an EU citizen unfortunately. I think it would be amazing to live for a few months doing that.

Hi, my wife and I are moving to the LHV area this summer. We don't have a specific area in mind, but will begin the house hunting process soon as we touch ground. At the same time we'll be moving our daughter into College.

I have a few questions and maybe you'll have some recommendations.

-What areas on the east side of PA would you say are great places in terms of home buying and community?

-Are there any hiking groups?

-Any GEOCaching clubs?

-I will be getting back to loading my own ammo and enjoying some friendly competitive shooting such as IDPA. What range(s) are best for pistol shooting?

-Where do older couples (52M and 47F) that are empty nesters find similar groups that are interested in music, playing games, watching comedy shows and enjoying the outdoors?

I've been overseas since 2019 and moving to eastern PA this summer. Prior, I was active in IDPA and handloading my own ammo in Delaware. Now that I'll be back in the states, I'm excited to get back into competitive shooting again.

I feel like I've been out of the game for so long, that I don't know where to start. I don't know what the gun laws are in PA. I don't know what has changed in terms of loading my own ammo. I have some guns at a friends in DE, but I don't know what the regulations are to drive there and bring them back to PA.

Any websites you can direct me to for my education?

I visited Kandersteg a few years ago and one of the fun things we did was cook hot dogs on a fire near the lake. There were several fire pits located in the area and they sold small bags of firewood at the store near the lake.

I plan to go back this June and wonder if we can still do this. I had such a nice time and I'd like to do it again.

Hi. I'm a retired Military member (family of three and one dog) living overseas, but moving to PA this summer. I'm hoping for a short term furnished rental that won't kill my savings in or around LH area. I've found homes that would be great using FurnishedFinder, but nobody is responding to my booking messages.

AirBnB is wayyyyyy to expensive. Those extended stay places are thru the roof. And renting an apartment is crazy, not to mention I'll be stuck to a long term lease.

We plan to hit the ground running with searching for a home, but I can't imagine finding a home and closing in less than 3 months.

Any advice for someone in this situation for the first time?

Hello, I've found several options using the website/app, but NOBODY seems to be responding to my booking requests. Is this common? There was one that 'read' my message, but hasn't responded.

I'm moving to PA in July and using one of these rentals would be huge in supporting our budget for housing while we shop for a home.

I can't find anything in writing and SATO travel googled the answer. I'm on military retirement orders, flying from Germany to JFK this July. I'm going told I have 3 bags per traveler and 50lbs each.

I just don't want to show up at checkin and be asked to pay for the bags. Typical active duty orders spells out what bags you are allowed. Retirement orders do not.

Wife and I will be moving from overseas (retired military) to somewhere along the eastern side of PA. Our oldest lives in New Bunswick NJ and our youngest will be going to college in NJ as well. So we are trying to stay within about an 1hour to 1.5 hours drive from them.

We want to find something under $500K, 3 bedroom, 2 full bath and 2 car garage (just to name a few). Of course, we are open to the experience of finding something that may or may not check all our preferences. We also see on sites like Zillow some examples of what we could expect to pay.

We've been out of the home buying game since 2006 when we bought our first house in TX. But I hear stories and read articles and see the news. I have the expectation that it's going to take us several months to find a home. That we'll need to find a short term apartment and to expect to loose out on at least the first several homes we put bids in for. I expect that we'll get out bid on many and that we'll lose some because a buyer pays cash and forgoes the inspections. I'm just trying to be realistic and hope for the best, but plan for the long haul.

Am I being to pessimistic about this? My wife seems to believe so. I just don't see finding a home in the first month of getting to PA.