Canadian American RV Culture Difference

Orion wrote:

We have family back east so we visit quite often including the winter. I can really appreciate the crisp sunny days and the really low temps as it is quite a novelty. However, the ice underfoot does get to me after a while, the funny walk makes my back hurt!

Check out what your relatives are wearing on their feet. You won't find well packed stuff so slippery. Or are you walking on urban terrain, vs park walks, country walks. On those places packed snow, just sounds crunchy and nice.

Re. length of winter, dried grass or ground cover. That's part of season changes. I love changing seasons. I and many others go out and play with the snow under the pretense of helping it melt. Every day is different and that's fun.

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