Anyone live near poolesville MD ??

[IllNastyImpreza]

Wasn't sure where to post, but I'm into Home theatre front projection...so I'll start here

ok So I've been given the chance to move down to Poolesville MD


what do you guys think of the ares ?

how much is gass right now?

how close is the nearest mall? / Subaru dealer/ home depot ??

I would love to make the change and move down there...

but am scared of the lack of development and civilization !

do you guys have meets anywhere in the area ??

guys... please fill me in !

[IllNastyImpreza]

guess not huh ?

[draganm]

I heard that down in Poolesville they have some of the best "bird watching" in the whole country . :lol:

[IllNastyImpreza]

I heard that down in Poolesville they have some of the best "bird watching" in the whole country . :lol:

bird watching eh ??? the negative thing to this whole internet forum, is I fail to interperet exactly what kind of sarcasm you are expressing :

[wkhanna]

I moved from Frederick MD in 1994. It was V close to Poolesville. At that time, it was V rural, but the area was one of the fastest growing in the country at the time.

My impressions: a beautiful, pastoral region, V near all necessary services (20 min) max.
~30 min from Baltimore and DC. Tons of cultural events and arts. Tons of Civil War history. Good schools, good restaurants.

How much it has changed is a guess, but I would think urban sprawl has detracted a bit from the more laid-back character it had, but you will to do some more research to find out for yourself.

[Dean McManis]

Sorry, I don't have anything to add about Poolesville. I've never been to MD yet.
It's more likely a better question for the A/V Chalet forum, as that's more of a general forum, where this one is more specifically about front projectors.

But welcome to HTG.

[IllNastyImpreza]

I moved from Frederick MD in 1994. It was V close to Poolesville. At that time, it was V rural, but the area was one of the fastest growing in the country at the time.

My impressions: a beautiful, pastoral region, V near all necessary services (20 min) max.
~30 min from Baltimore and DC. Tons of cultural events and arts. Tons of Civil War history. Good schools, good restaurants.

How much it has changed is a guess, but I would think urban sprawl has detracted a bit from the more laid-back character it had, but you will to do some more research to find out for yourself.

yeah one of my biggest questions is... does it still have autumn as I know it in New England ??

I'm quite a fan of warmer weather, but its the great change in the climate that I also enjoy... it makes you appreciate the warm weather just that much more

I've been given the oportunity to move down to my aunts 300 acre farm 8)

I can't wait to get my Dedicated batcave home theatre room started ! any quick tips guys ??

[H.T.C]

I have been to baltimore and stayed at a hotel not to far from the aqarium but not poolsville...sorry

Autumn in new england ? its been off just a little the way mother nature has been acting,two years ago had tulips (not flowered) and lilies growing in late december.

[IllNastyImpreza]

I have been to baltimore and stayed at a hotel not to far from the aqarium but not poolsville...sorry

Autumn in new england ? its been off just a little the way mother nature has been acting,two years ago had tulips (not flowered) and lilies growing in late december.

sounds like new england :B