Then I start driving GE from 600 ft altitude (not streetview) block by block with a polygon marker, bounding general areas. 

It's beautiful and not too intense altitude-wise since you're coming from sea level.

If there is no history, but it's in a flood zone, they will pay 75%.The most altitude you can gain in your flood rating is 4 feet.

They're really not native to Denver, but grow only at higher altitudes.

Some Suffolk and some Barnstable - but not so much on the north shore.The one thing I can share is that north of the Mass Pike and west of RT 128, you start to get into the Worcester hills (about 1,000 feet in altitude). 

In Bend Oregon, high altitude, cold, desert (6 inches of rain yearly), we use native bluegrass.

But as much as I enjoy the rocking and rolling, we understand bouncing around the cabin isn't everybody's idea of fun, so the first thing we do is turn on the "Fasten Seat Belt" sign, slow down the airplane, and ask ATC if there is a better "ride" at another altitude.

I love real estate, customizing diesel trucks, and home building.I enjoy weigh training, hiking high altitudes, camping, riding quads and Harleys, and racing RC trucks with my boys. 

our lowest altitude to get out of the Willamette valley is right at 7500 feet msl. 

Altitude + sun is going to take me some getting used to!