Harv, since my back sliding door and deck are on the North side of our house, I've looked to the North down into a series of small valleys and ridges every day for the last 20 years. It's always the same view, but yet it's always different. Have I personally never gotten tired of it.....not even close.
There are times when I'm out back mowing that I'll shut everything down, walk away from the tractor to the edge of the woods, and just stand in wonder at the beauty and the silence. Even my wife, who grew up in the "burbs" and had to be pried (ok, dragged with a chain and a Kubota) out of her suburban comfort zone some 20+ years ago, now thinks there may be too many people moving to the area. She's trying to convince me to buy/build another place a bit further from all the urbanization. My kids (youngest now 16) even agree with her. They all think it's time to get more rural again. But see, they don't know anything different.....they've always lived in the country.
I doubt you'll ever tire of the view. It may become part of the everyday routine, but tire of it.....doubt it. See, that's part of my problem right now. I love the view I have. It's not mountains, or a lakeshore, but it's mine and I like it.
Bob Pence
