I wouldn't mind living there most of the time. I loved being at the other house until we needed something and had to drive 25 minutes or longer on very curvy roads to get to a town that had nothing but a Walmart, a tiny hardware store, and a furniture store, two or three fast food places, and not much more. We used to live like that, but I am finding it harder to cope these days. It meant that every time we went up, we had to make the 3-4.5 hour trip, depending on which of us it was, then immediately go shopping for food. It was exhausting and the only real fly in the ointment.