Come experience the area in Nov,Dec,Jan,Feb,Mar. Also, stop in for a visit in July, Aug when it's wildfire season in surrounding states and Canada. It's really different - it's really special.
We have 5 acres of property in Cocolalla. We love it. Haven't moved to it just yet but we have since decided we want to be further North so we put it up for sale last week. It's in a gated community. Well already drilled and land has been logged. It's ready for building. Hoping to find another 5 acres that is as nice as the one we have for sale. Cocolalla is beautiful..just want to be further north. Northern Idaho is beautiful. Can't wait to relocate from WA. We are moving our construction business and life to a freedom loving state. Cannot wait!!!!
Same here! We just bought some acreage in Priest River… absolutely fell in love with the area. Looking to start building in June. Can’t wait to get out of Washington state. Even Eastern Washington is getting bad.
@@drewd6447 Priest River is beautiful too. As my husband would put it.. WA state us becoming an unwhiped ass. 🤦♀️🤷♀️ lol..he's not wrong. We are so ready to leave. We actually have our 5 acres in Cocolalla for sale and bought 10 acres in Sandpoint. Either way... we cannot wait to get the heck out of here. Quite the task to close our business here and reopen in Idaho but we are getting there. Congratulations on your property.
@@melyssasachse7395 we love Cocollala as well! We looked for property over there for a while but didn’t find anything in our price range with the acreage we wanted so we settled in Priest River (still haven’t closed but our offer has been accepted).
@@drewd6447 how exciting. Well.. best of luck to you. Your ahead of us. My husband is a contractor. We are building a church right now but as soon as that's done we hope to move to the area permanently. Love it over there.
My wife and I are in Coeur D'Alene right now, scouting out a new place to call home. I'm surprised by how much traffic there is on N. Government Hwy. Downtown Coeur D'Alene is beautiful with great dining options, and the lake is gorgeous. But we're currently more interested in the northern areas, especially Sandpoint. Coeur D'Alene seems to be booming and we'd prefer some land that won't be encroached on by development. I love Colorado and I'll definitely miss the Rockies, but north Idaho is awesome.
Ya definitely right now in July and August traffic in downtown CDA and on HWY95 increases a lot with it being the heart of tourist season. Once fall hits and vacationers and snow birds go home it dies down quite a bit. We love Sandpoint and up North as well! If you are wanting to sit down and go over the different areas and current market, I’d be happy to schedule a meeting or call.
Salmon area is a cool place, live on a small village of elk bend, can build a home or live in a rv, dirt roads no street lights its amazing, we had someone from california that bought some bare land here and at the meeting he wanted us to vote in paved roads and street lights, they did not last to long and moved up north, have cousins who live in Bonners Ferry, the Burley area is nice close to Twin Falls if your into having the need of a city near by its ok place, in Elk Bend 3 walmarts all are 150 to 170 miles away, i only stay in the summer dont a fan of the cold anymore lived in Chester california for years with lots of snow and cold plus drove semis in lower 48 and canada and the -40 plus degrees was the last of the cold for me
When I grew up in WY, the population of the USA was 220 Million. You could see one home in the valley from my 40 acer property Today it is 350 million and can see 15, with homes strewn across the entire 40 mile valley. It's pretty simple, 130 million new people populate the country and must live somewhere. It is true there are transplants, but you guys have to stop with the "California" thing as they are not the majority of transplants, Texas is. They are also a very small segment of the total transplants. Regardless, most people that move here are going to be of like mind...
I've subscribed to your channel and have been very impressed with your educated chats about Idaho. Thank you so much. Do you have a website I can sign up with to browse the available homes for sale?
Thank you for the kind feedback! Yes, please go to www.conor.livingcda.com to views homes. Also if you’d like to set up a zoom call or phone call so we can learn more about your goals, email us at: northidaho@realagentnow.com 👍🏻
Just got back from a trip over there checking out neighborhoods. Loved Hayden and sandpoint. Won't be moving for another year at least, I'm worried we'll be priced out if trends continue.
OK fifth generation North Idahoan here. Yes this gentleman knows what he is talking about. Funny how Hayden is the it place now. When I was growing up, it was avoided because of the Aryan Nations. They are still around, they have a much smaller lower key compound near Spirit Lake. The few times I seen them, they acted like thugs, and nobody really liked them. I remember my Grandpa going to a tire shop in Spitit Lake that was owned by a black couple (back in the early 80's) and how upset he got when the racists vandalized their shop and ran them out of town. He wasn't exactly the most PC guy, but they had treated him fair with his tires. I remember a lot of people had boycott the store even before the vandalism. Growing up here and seeing all the changes is hard, not the racist part, I'm happy they are gone. For me it's more about how the land has changed. The Prairie used to be farm land, they would burn the fields every year. I think most of us knew North Idaho was too amazing a place to stay secret forever. If you move here take it easy on us old natives, all this growth is a big change for us. God bless.
I would recommend to come up during the 4th of july. Throw your boat in from post falls and travel up to cda lake for the fireworks. Coolest experience.
Can anyone that lives in the area give their experience on the coal trains that run uncovered from Montana to Washington that follow 95 down through Bonners, Sandpoint, Athol, Post Falls, Spokane, etc? BNSF admitted these trains lose anywhere from 500-1000lbs of coal per trip, and from what I read they're running over 15 trains per day currently. When these trains run through more populated areas the locals commonly report coal dust in the air that will build up on your homes, vehicles, and other outdoor belongings after a few days. Also, over time, elevated cancer rates usually follow in the areas around them as well. They claim to spray the coal down with surfactant before the trips, but it supposedly wears off during the trip with rain, snow and movement in general... Just curious what y'all actually experience?
Lots of coal trains. Coming from Wyoming. You know who owns the coal? Warren Buffet. You know where it's going? China. Dust everywhere. Don't move there.
I’m seeing “radon mitigation system” mentioned on some listings in the Hayden area. Is radon a concern there? What about other north Idaho areas? Thanks for the great video, by the way. So much useful info👍
Yes, compared to the national average, North Idaho does see higher radon levels in some areas. It really is case by case though, as I've seen it test way below epa levels in a neighborhood and pretty high in that same exact neighborhood. We always recommend having a radon test done by your home inspector. If it comes in high, companies can install a mitigation system that monitors and guarantees low levels. Installing that system ranges in price based on house layout, but it can be around $1,500-$3,000.
Originally from Indiana and spent time in Reno, now in Bellevue next to Seattle CDA is what I’m thinking. However it looks way more expensive than I’m thinking 180k for two trailers slammed together? My girl wants to be near city, I want to have a Republican area, guns, low crime I guess, good schools, cheap, land. No humidity, lots of snow, mountains.
Try Silver Valley. Or Canada. Cheap has left the building about 8 years ago. Two trailers has been flattened, and a million dollar house built on the same sized piece of land.
Excellent video with a lot of good info. We’ve been looking in the Boise area but I really like that northern area better. Would like to talk about a home and land and a good job. I’m a lineman as well.
@@danskdna8550 gee, having lived in both Southern idaho, and northern panhandle - its not that different to me. that said, there are some places in N. ID that are in a snow shadow, that get more precip.
In the Silver Valley you'll want to ask about the Superfund boundary and be really careful. CDA lake fish aren't great, but I think one a week or something is OK still. Outside the Valley, wells weren't affected. Swimming in the lake is fine.
skip idaho altogether. yeah coeur dalene is beautiful but there’s a lot of prison halfway houses and police and racists and inbreds (i’m not joking) and child predators and there’s nothing to do in the winter and not good food anywhere and everything is an advertisement for the local resort and that’s a good day, just wait until it starts snowing in september.
My company is planning on moving to Lewiston Idaho. Any info on that far south would be great! About 20 families relocating. We visited last summer but love to hear your views on the area and the surrounding area.
"Idaho's armpit". People are, ummm, interesting. It's getting better, but it's still very insulated from the outside world in that little valley. A lot of people there don't like outsiders, even from Coeur d'alene or further north. "Valley born and bred" is a saying and it means something to a lot of people. Lived there 16 years, moved to Post Falls. I was glad to be out. Oh, shopping sucks. Moscow is even better. You will end up going to Spokane more than you think you would. What company is moving to Lewiston?
I heard priest lake I'm 20 minutes away from priest lake that's northern Idaho retire there if you like my neighbors that's the place to go if you want hustle and bustle go to Boise walk on conservative me too
@@byronbuck1762 Minimum. If you're in touch with realtors weekly. Otherwise, off the lake can always be wonderful since you'll always have access from the State parks and public boat launches. The resorts also have beaches available for all to enjoy.
I'm a conservative military veteran looking to move to northern Idaho to retire. Thanks for the AWESOME videos. I'll be contacting you. FYI: I'm coming with 4 others - all conservative, Trump loving, gun toting patriots, and we'd like three adjoining rural lots.
And I wish you wouldn’t! Too many have moved here. This used to be a lovely rural town;now it is a congested mess with people who don’t know how to drive. Then they come with all of their money and keep locals from buying. Just stay out!
@@marywagner9927 It’s happening everywhere, I’m in Texas and we have the mass exodus of Californians that ruined the housing market. At least if it’s people who will embrace your “culture” then be happy.
Hi hey. I've stumbled upon your channel. I've got a son & grandkids in Spokane Valley. I lived in Spirit Lake Idaho back in 1986! I'm hoping to buy a piece of land for cheap cheap or homestead I'd like to be somewhere between spokane valley and sandpoint etc Blm pend oreille...anything u can suggest. Plz help.
Born and raised in hayden Idaho and I completely agree that it is just the best area. Especially now that Gov Way is really getting developed north of Prarie!
Its one of the nicer places in the area. Level ground but lots of trees. And government land. The price for land is high. Your best bet would be to buy something with a house already to move in. But. The sticker price may shock you.
Good morning Mr. Jackson . How are you doing today? I'm greater and my kids and my husband too. I want move in north Indoh . I ask you, which city best, cool safe, hearth, best school for children that I tell you about live in Indoha you tell, help to me. I call , text message about move Indoha. Thank you. God bless you. Have nice day and week, weekend and Take care. Bye bye.
Conservative gun toting 2A freedom loving patriot ain't enough! Why don't people come here and want to work, we need people who are seeking employment and able to contribute to our economy. Bring retired and paying exorbitant prices only disables native Idaho workers from being able to afford housing. We're glad you are able to retire wealthy as that's the American dream, but it sure screws us!
The conservative movement must be extremely massive from california-which them leaving calif. To chinese-latins-and blacks-houses start at approx. 600k-so if you all want their million need to bite the leather
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WOW, this is possibly the most helpful video I have seen on North Idaho RE. Thank you so much for this.
Come experience the area in Nov,Dec,Jan,Feb,Mar. Also, stop in for a visit in July, Aug when it's wildfire season in surrounding states and Canada. It's really different - it's really special.
Winters are soft in CDA.
Go sit in Northern Minnesota for the winter.
Mild in CDA.
New England has colder winters.
Cough cough cough!
More on the Bonners Ferry area please
We have 5 acres of property in Cocolalla. We love it. Haven't moved to it just yet but we have since decided we want to be further North so we put it up for sale last week. It's in a gated community. Well already drilled and land has been logged. It's ready for building. Hoping to find another 5 acres that is as nice as the one we have for sale. Cocolalla is beautiful..just want to be further north. Northern Idaho is beautiful. Can't wait to relocate from WA. We are moving our construction business and life to a freedom loving state. Cannot wait!!!!
Same here! We just bought some acreage in Priest River… absolutely fell in love with the area. Looking to start building in June. Can’t wait to get out of Washington state. Even Eastern Washington is getting bad.
@@drewd6447 Priest River is beautiful too. As my husband would put it.. WA state us becoming an unwhiped ass. 🤦♀️🤷♀️ lol..he's not wrong. We are so ready to leave. We actually have our 5 acres in Cocolalla for sale and bought 10 acres in Sandpoint. Either way... we cannot wait to get the heck out of here. Quite the task to close our business here and reopen in Idaho but we are getting there. Congratulations on your property.
@@melyssasachse7395 we love Cocollala as well! We looked for property over there for a while but didn’t find anything in our price range with the acreage we wanted so we settled in Priest River (still haven’t closed but our offer has been accepted).
@@drewd6447 how exciting. Well.. best of luck to you. Your ahead of us. My husband is a contractor. We are building a church right now but as soon as that's done we hope to move to the area permanently. Love it over there.
My wife and I are in Coeur D'Alene right now, scouting out a new place to call home. I'm surprised by how much traffic there is on N. Government Hwy. Downtown Coeur D'Alene is beautiful with great dining options, and the lake is gorgeous. But we're currently more interested in the northern areas, especially Sandpoint. Coeur D'Alene seems to be booming and we'd prefer some land that won't be encroached on by development. I love Colorado and I'll definitely miss the Rockies, but north Idaho is awesome.
Ya definitely right now in July and August traffic in downtown CDA and on HWY95 increases a lot with it being the heart of tourist season. Once fall hits and vacationers and snow birds go home it dies down quite a bit. We love Sandpoint and up North as well! If you are wanting to sit down and go over the different areas and current market, I’d be happy to schedule a meeting or call.
Salmon area is a cool place, live on a small village of elk bend, can build a home or live in a rv, dirt roads no street lights its amazing, we had someone from california that bought some bare land here and at the meeting he wanted us to vote in paved roads and street lights, they did not last to long and moved up north, have cousins who live in Bonners Ferry, the Burley area is nice close to Twin Falls if your into having the need of a city near by its ok place, in Elk Bend 3 walmarts all are 150 to 170 miles away, i only stay in the summer dont a fan of the cold anymore lived in Chester california for years with lots of snow and cold plus drove semis in lower 48 and canada and the -40 plus degrees was the last of the cold for me
Its been absolutely ruined.. I grew up there, left, went back recently, and, couldnt stay.. IIts California now... sad
When I grew up in WY, the population of the USA was 220 Million. You could see one home in the valley from my 40 acer property Today it is 350 million and can see 15, with homes strewn across the entire 40 mile valley. It's pretty simple, 130 million new people populate the country and must live somewhere. It is true there are transplants, but you guys have to stop with the "California" thing as they are not the majority of transplants, Texas is. They are also a very small segment of the total transplants. Regardless, most people that move here are going to be of like mind...
Sandpoint is beautiful. Use to vacation there with a boyfriend (ex) whose parents had a beautiful house on the lake and a cabin we use to stay in.
Oldtown is easy access to North Spokane down Highway 2! It's starting to grow.
I've subscribed to your channel and have been very impressed with your educated chats about Idaho. Thank you so much. Do you have a website I can sign up with to browse the available homes for sale?
Thank you for the kind feedback! Yes, please go to www.conor.livingcda.com to views homes. Also if you’d like to set up a zoom call or phone call so we can learn more about your goals, email us at: northidaho@realagentnow.com 👍🏻
@@LivinginNorthIdaho Thank you.
Dalton looks like an amazing area to retire to. Aloha!
Idaho.....It all looks great in the Spring & Summer.....Then comes the 5 months of MSERY!
Any opinions on growth or like/dislike Kellogg, Pinehurst, Silver Valley heard from realtor that is next popular shift , thanks, great video
No good internet.
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My husband also did electrical work at one point.
Just got back from a trip over there checking out neighborhoods. Loved Hayden and sandpoint. Won't be moving for another year at least, I'm worried we'll be priced out if trends continue.
No way wait that shit is going to drop nothing goes up forever believe it no matter what some real estate agents tell you.
Since I posted that comment 11 hours ago someone stole my decorative wagon from my house. I gotta get out of Washington state 🤣
@@tatersquad2000 Me too. Desperately!
What part of Washington are you in?
God bless anyone who lives in WA. Im praying for y’all fr 😂😂😂
OK fifth generation North Idahoan here. Yes this gentleman knows what he is talking about. Funny how Hayden is the it place now. When I was growing up, it was avoided because of the Aryan Nations. They are still around, they have a much smaller lower key compound near Spirit Lake. The few times I seen them, they acted like thugs, and nobody really liked them. I remember my Grandpa going to a tire shop in Spitit Lake that was owned by a black couple (back in the early 80's) and how upset he got when the racists vandalized their shop and ran them out of town. He wasn't exactly the most PC guy, but they had treated him fair with his tires. I remember a lot of people had boycott the store even before the vandalism. Growing up here and seeing all the changes is hard, not the racist part, I'm happy they are gone. For me it's more about how the land has changed. The Prairie used to be farm land, they would burn the fields every year. I think most of us knew North Idaho was too amazing a place to stay secret forever. If you move here take it easy on us old natives, all this growth is a big change for us. God bless.
Grass seed farms burned every year. No idea why.
I would recommend to come up during the 4th of july. Throw your boat in from post falls and travel up to cda lake for the fireworks. Coolest experience.
Bonners Ferry is the only way to go now. Has less snow and they have A killer Mexican restaurant with authentic food!!!.
Bonners Ferry has less snow than Sandpoint? I would have predicted the farther north you are the more snow you would get?
@@libertyvegan6686 Snow Belt...You tend to notice it more as you are shoulving snow.
Mi Casa is also in Priest River, Spirit Lake, and Newport, WA.
Very good food at all of them.
Any good areas for dirt bikes
Can anyone that lives in the area give their experience on the coal trains that run uncovered from Montana to Washington that follow 95 down through Bonners, Sandpoint, Athol, Post Falls, Spokane, etc? BNSF admitted these trains lose anywhere from 500-1000lbs of coal per trip, and from what I read they're running over 15 trains per day currently. When these trains run through more populated areas the locals commonly report coal dust in the air that will build up on your homes, vehicles, and other outdoor belongings after a few days. Also, over time, elevated cancer rates usually follow in the areas around them as well. They claim to spray the coal down with surfactant before the trips, but it supposedly wears off during the trip with rain, snow and movement in general... Just curious what y'all actually experience?
Trains run through Sandpoint and Sagle area-
In Sandpoint, they made a deal w them to not sound the horns.
Lots of coal trains. Coming from Wyoming. You know who owns the coal? Warren Buffet. You know where it's going? China. Dust everywhere. Don't move there.
Can you do a video on the cour da lane reservation?
I’m seeing “radon mitigation system” mentioned on some listings in the Hayden area. Is radon a concern there? What about other north Idaho areas? Thanks for the great video, by the way. So much useful info👍
Yes, compared to the national average, North Idaho does see higher radon levels in some areas. It really is case by case though, as I've seen it test way below epa levels in a neighborhood and pretty high in that same exact neighborhood. We always recommend having a radon test done by your home inspector. If it comes in high, companies can install a mitigation system that monitors and guarantees low levels. Installing that system ranges in price based on house layout, but it can be around $1,500-$3,000.
What about horse property of 20-50 acres?
Thanks for information, as we look forward to moving n.w. Idaho the 1st of the year. See you soon
Originally from Indiana and spent time in Reno, now in Bellevue next to Seattle CDA is what I’m thinking. However it looks way more expensive than I’m thinking 180k for two trailers slammed together? My girl wants to be near city, I want to have a Republican area, guns, low crime I guess, good schools, cheap, land. No humidity, lots of snow, mountains.
Try Silver Valley.
Or Canada.
Cheap has left the building about 8 years ago. Two trailers has been flattened, and a million dollar house built on the same sized piece of land.
@@RustyStringz Canada? That Socialist hellscape is literally the opposite of what he described wanting though. Yeah, man, do NOT go to Canada 😂
Nice ( expensive ) place to live. And as an added extra bonus, everyone (locals) hate your ass!
Excellent video with a lot of good info. We’ve been looking in the Boise area but I really like that northern area better. Would like to talk about a home and land and a good job. I’m a lineman as well.
@@danskdna8550 gee, having lived in both Southern idaho, and northern panhandle - its not that different to me.
that said, there are some places in N. ID that are in a snow shadow, that get more precip.
Affordable rentals for construction worker in or around coeur d'Alene?
How's that lead sediment in the lakes? Is it a concern in well water?
In the Silver Valley you'll want to ask about the Superfund boundary and be really careful. CDA lake fish aren't great, but I think one a week or something is OK still. Outside the Valley, wells weren't affected. Swimming in the lake is fine.
Are you ever gonna do a video on Atlas Waterfront?
its not really done yet
skip idaho altogether. yeah coeur dalene is beautiful but there’s a lot of prison halfway houses and police and racists and inbreds (i’m not joking) and child predators and there’s nothing to do in the winter and not good food anywhere and everything is an advertisement for the local resort and that’s a good day, just wait until it starts snowing in september.
Yes, please stay in California
What have you got against sister fvcking?
Hi, In Sandpoint is that good place for vacation home rental property?
Sandpoint regulates, and limits severely short term rentals. Better looking up the zoning code.
These areas are very traffic congestion
My company is planning on moving to Lewiston Idaho. Any info on that far south would be great! About 20 families relocating. We visited last summer but love to hear your views on the area and the surrounding area.
@@danskdna8550 yes, Lewiston is smelly!
"Idaho's armpit". People are, ummm, interesting. It's getting better, but it's still very insulated from the outside world in that little valley. A lot of people there don't like outsiders, even from Coeur d'alene or further north. "Valley born and bred" is a saying and it means something to a lot of people. Lived there 16 years, moved to Post Falls. I was glad to be out.
Oh, shopping sucks. Moscow is even better. You will end up going to Spokane more than you think you would.
What company is moving to Lewiston?
You ust explained my childhood when you said " we were the whitest kids in America blasting snoop dog" on Sherman haha
I heard priest lake I'm 20 minutes away from priest lake that's northern Idaho retire there if you like my neighbors that's the place to go if you want hustle and bustle go to Boise walk on conservative me too
Looking in Idaho after retirement in Washington State from the big B. Washington's changed too much for me.
If it weren’t for hagadone, we would be amelterville‼️
I was hoping you would showcase, or at least touch on the Priest Lake/ Coolin area. That is where my wife and I want to move to.
Sssh. We don’t want anyone to know. And you’ll need minimum $1m to be on the Lake
@@byronbuck1762
Minimum. If you're in touch with realtors weekly.
Otherwise, off the lake can always be wonderful since you'll always have access from the State parks and public boat launches. The resorts also have beaches available for all to enjoy.
Nice format
I'm a conservative military veteran looking to move to northern Idaho to retire. Thanks for the AWESOME videos. I'll be contacting you. FYI: I'm coming with 4 others - all conservative, Trump loving, gun toting patriots, and we'd like three adjoining rural lots.
And I wish you wouldn’t! Too many have moved here. This used to be a lovely rural town;now it is a congested mess with people who don’t know how to drive. Then they come with all of their money and keep locals from buying. Just stay out!
@@marywagner9927 It’s happening everywhere, I’m in Texas and we have the mass exodus of Californians that ruined the housing market. At least if it’s people who will embrace your “culture” then be happy.
Hi hey. I've stumbled upon your channel. I've got a son & grandkids in Spokane Valley. I lived in Spirit Lake Idaho back in 1986! I'm hoping to buy a piece of land for cheap cheap or homestead I'd like to be somewhere between spokane valley and sandpoint etc Blm pend oreille...anything u can suggest. Plz help.
Sorry , prob not cheap. Over 20 k an acre.
Born and raised in hayden Idaho and I completely agree that it is just the best area. Especially now that Gov Way is really getting developed north of Prarie!
What’s between Athol and Bayview?
Trees
Ferragut State Park, formerly a large naval base.
Trees, ridges - semi remote land.
Lots of state and federal land.
Its one of the nicer places in the area. Level ground but lots of trees. And government land. The price for land is high. Your best bet would be to buy something with a house already to move in. But. The sticker price may shock you.
Great info! Hope to contact you soon about moving up there from AZ.
Plz don’t
@@masondeacon5471 YOU'RE TOO LATE
Looking more like Irvine every day.
Good morning Mr. Jackson . How are you doing today? I'm greater and my kids and my husband too. I want move in north Indoh . I ask you, which city best, cool safe, hearth, best school for children that I tell you about live in Indoha you tell, help to me. I call , text message about move Indoha. Thank you. God bless you. Have nice day and week, weekend and Take care. Bye bye.
Hayden,rathdrum,and post falls.
Any chances of the state getting liberal?
@@pizzaman-mk3mi Boise has a Socialist Mayor now. Never say never.
The sweetest area of Coeur D'Alene is the River stone area. Wish I could move there.
Conservative gun toting 2A freedom loving patriot ain't enough!
Why don't people come here and want to work, we need people who are seeking employment and able to contribute to our economy.
Bring retired and paying exorbitant prices only disables native Idaho workers from being able to afford housing.
We're glad you are able to retire wealthy as that's the American dream, but it sure screws us!
We put ketchup on everything, even on your best cooking. If that offends you, don't move here.
The conservative movement must be extremely massive from california-which them leaving calif. To chinese-latins-and blacks-houses start at approx. 600k-so if you all want their million need to bite the leather
Stop talking about Idaho please
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Idaho sucks. Please don't move here, especially, if you're from California...