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Do you think bad weather is a good reason for moving?
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this post was submitted on 03 Sep 2023
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I would love to leave the south for cooler climates but I have too much family here so heat stroke it is.
Those of us in the north want to move south so we can stay active for 6 more months.
Cross country skiing, downhill skiing/snowboarding, snow shoeing, fat tire biking, hiking, winter camping. Most of the equipment you can find at thrift stores or used sports equipment stores. You don't have to become a shut in in the winter.
You become a shut in during summer because it's constantly 90+°F outside and AC keeps breaking
Yeah fuck summer!
I am one who would love to move south to avoid the snow and have more time outside
I moved away from the south specifically to avoid my family