Don't forget the tornadoes... Ohio is tornado country. I'll be traveling there next week.
Nah it's quite flat. Ohio is humid hell in the summer though.
I'm thinking Vermont, Maine, New Hampshire or Colorado would be US states you might enjoy living in. It would depend a little on how close you need to be to a city. If not at all then northern New England is fine, if you need a city closeby then Colorado... of then there's no beach... but you don't strike me as a beach kinda gal.Okay, three reasons to scratch Ohio off the list of places I'd live.
While I don't live in the mountains, I am close enough to the foothills to experience the same chinook weather Calgary does. The prairie here isn't flat - it's rolling.
And I am not a fan of either humidity or pollen.
Don't forget the tornadoes... Ohio is tornado country. I'll be traveling there next week.
I'll admit to some curiosity about Colorado.I'm thinking Vermont, Maine, New Hampshire or Colorado would be US states you might enjoy living in. It would depend a little on how close you need to be to a city. If not at all then northern New England is fine, if you need a city closeby then Colorado... of then there's no beach... but you don't strike me as a beach kinda gal.
Colorado is known for the majestic mountain views, wooded wilderness and skiing and the cooler temps to go along with it. The difference is that you have almost a dozen 100k+ cities like Boulder and Colorado Springs and of course the metropolis of Denver, plus many smaller cities and large towns, so there is no shortage of urban environments. I haven't been to visit in many years, other than a layover on a flight to someplace else, but Colorado gets rave reviews, especially for folks who like a cooler environment.I'll admit to some curiosity about Colorado.
I'll admit to some curiosity about Colorado.
Feel the wrath of Florence.It's fierce windy out.
Nope - we had the tail end of Helene which delivered warm air and lots of rain at the weekend. This is Ali a normal winter storm which formed in the north Atlantic and is being whipped up by the jet stream.Feel the wrath of Florence.![]()
It seems our creator got lazy with the map editor......One thing I was not prepared for was where the Rocky Mountains meet the Great Plains. It's like a curtain.In California, we have foothills. There, no. The topography goes suddenly from flat lands to ginormous mountains. It ain't natural, I tell ya!
One thing I was not prepared for was where the Rocky Mountains meet the Great Plains. It's like a curtain.In California, we have foothills. There, no. The topography goes suddenly from flat lands to ginormous mountains. It ain't natural, I tell ya!
My plan to create a perfectly flat and level Kansas by moving 5,501 cubic miles of earth from west to east. It’s the ideal Kansas. Still some details to work out about rivers, roads, etc. Watch out for the 900-foot cliff bisecting Kansas City.