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Oregon probably.
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With retirement pending, COVID hopefully loosening her grip....traveling becomes MUCH more of an option. Meaning disc golf falls further down my list of things, that decide where I may want to move. I want to keep the option of four seasons, but don't really need to shovel and have winter, as my only 5 month option. Mountains make that happen. Cost of living. Price of housing. Art, cuisine, sport, concerts. Lots to think about. I think I am gonna retire and think on it a bit. I will keep y'all posted.
I'd much rather play in cold weather than 100°+ heat. But that's just me.
It's a matter of what you are used to; I've played 140-plus holes a day in 100-plus degree heat in Texas, but I am unlikely to play if the temperature is below 40. However, where I live in North Texas, that means I play 12 months of the year. Infrequently, a weekend offers two days too cold to play, but it isn't often that it happens on consecutive weekends.
Sure. I'll add a few layers and be fine in the cold. Wind chill of -15 was maybe the coldest. In the heat, you can only take so many layers off. One year I played 350 days out of the year, so I also play 12 months of the year. It's all relative indeed.
East Tennessee
I chuckled a bit. Guess my public education wasn't all it was cracked up to be. I remembered a North Carolina and a South Carolina but I couldn't recall an East Tennessee and a West Tennessee.
East Tennessee
East Tennessee is just south of Virginia...
Which is south of West Virginia...
and West of West Virginia and East of West Virginia...
Yeah, but that's true of a lot of states, particularly the larger states.
A flaw in the original poll.