One Thing For Sure. I Do Not Miss This...
Zip-zip-zip of tire chains. Sticky snow shovels. Rotary snow blowers. Windshield ice scrapers. Six layers of clothing. Muddy footprints. Buying cords of firewood. First snow -- four days after Christm...
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The most perfect climate we've enjoyed was the Coasta Alegra, south of Puerto Vallarta down to Manzanillo. But that was just in the "winter" months. By March northerners had to escape the heat and humidity and that wasn't far away, just up Hwy 80 towards Guadalajara. 4,000 to 5,000 feet of elevation took care of that - and still no snow. Seven winters doing that then another five staying in the Arizona and Southern California regions was nice too. For the past three years we've been shoveling once in a while. We always have the option here of not driving in it - just stay home and it almost always disappears in a day or two, in South Western, coastal, Canada.
