Where do ya'll think heavan on Earth is? Even though I am from Texas and swear that it is heaven, the summers are hellacious for me. With that in mind, I believe Colorado Springs, at the base of Pike's Peak, is heaven on Earth. Clean air, cool summer nights. Aaahhhhh.

Mike

 

Ojai, California. (shhhh...keep it secret).

 

I don't live there now, but for me it was the flat and dry Permian Basin in SE New Mexico, snakes, lizards, and all that!
Sante Fe wasn't bad either!

 

Can't argue with you on that one Darknight. LOVE these summer evenings. This evening I found myself taking the long way home from dropping off a video enjoying the weather and trying to decide if the Ranger is pinging or not. (What IS that?!?)
Even better than the Springs are the mountains in the surrounding area. We have some friends that own mountain property near Cripple Creek. Now that is about as close as you'll get to Heaven on earth.

 

I think being at the F100 Supernats in Pigeon Forge, TN amongst 900+ Old Ford Trucks is Heaven On Earth.

-Melissa
'78 Bronco...429 coming soon.
'89 Bronco
"Hey Bowtie...See My Taillights?"

 

I live in Hawaii and it's beautiful, but my favorite would have to be Colorado Springs also. Lived there for three years.

 

The Playboy mansion?

 

I haven't lived in Colorado Springs, but my younger brother does and last August, my family, bride and I went there to visit him for a week. It was 100+ here in Houston at the time but there it was pleasant... So nice that I am going to move there when I retire.

Mike

 

Palm Springs is the best. Great too for golf.

Norm Wagner
1993 F-150
1995 Explorer
1996 MarkV111

 

I would definitely have to agree with Raoul. The mansion would be IT! Close second place is Bartons Spring in Austin,Texas! Aw hell, anywhere in Texas. Ever hear that old song...When I die, I may not go to heaven???

 

We need to get Hugh to move the Playboy mansion to Colorado Springs, and arrange for a big Ford dealership that stocks verything and sells at cost - that would truely be heaven. Until then I agree Colorado Springs is great but I'd like San Diego better if the Mexicians would go home.

Bob
'66 7 Litre Convertible, top loader, 3.25 Traction-lock, 427 Sidewinder Intake, 780 Holley, Windage tray, SCJ Exhaust manifolds, H-pipe, MSD, Line-lock, AM/FM/8-Track/CB
'88 F150 XLT Lariat, 302, 5 speed, 3.08
'98 Mustang, 3.8, 5 speed
'99 Ranger, 3.0, 5 speed, 3.73 posi

 

I would have to say that floating in my canoe, in northwest Ark. is the best for me! Any of these 3 rivers will do, Buffalo, Mulberry, Big Piney. Beautiful scenery, unspoiled, friendly folks, not too expensive either!!

 

Sorry, mines a secret! But I will say it's WAY up north!

Jake

 

Yosemite!!!

*****
68 F100 2wd
390 w/C6
Blue

 

Sitting on the tailgate of my truck in Oct. drinking a "cool beverage" overlooking the Ohio Valley into West Virginia from one of the hill tops on my buddies farm. Nothing like the leaves turning and the fall air to add to the moment. I've been up there dozens of times and it is still one of the coolest things I've seen....