Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: Jim HylaMy wife hates the east, we both love the west, I'm not going to stick my head in an oven for 8 months (Arizona), and it's good for both our careers (job security, thy name is full scope poly).Quote from: TrotskyGreat reason to visit, but what's the reason for moving there? If I can be so bold to ask?Quote from: ithacatAn early note for the 2011-2012 schedule: Cornell at Colorado College for 2.I've been to their barn, it's nice. Since Bonni and I are planning on moving there after the girls graduate, that sounds like a damn good excuse to visit.
http://www.gazette.com/sports/opponents-98352-wcha-schedule.html
I'd prefer Denver, personally. We'll see. Springs has socio-political drawbacks (the population makes the Taliban look enlightened), but maybe there are pockets of sanity.
And there's waking up to this every morning:
Trotsky, my wife and I moved to Colorado Springs in 2003 for job and outdoorsy reasons. I grew up in Ithaca and went to Cornell. Politically it is quite backwards, but in terms of quality of life, cost of living, friendly people, a relaxed atmosphere, and of course the outdoors & scenery, we absolutely love it. And, yes, it's easy to keep following college hockey here -- although I still prefer the intimacy of Lynah.
It sounds like you've already done some research, but if you want another point of view, I'd be more than happy to chat with you.