If you could move around where you live depending on the season, where would you go?

[dolemite58]

I’ve talked about this with people on here a few times. I’m in Northern California and enjoy the spring and fall here very much but winters can be chaotic with how much snow we get and summers can be awful during years when there’s forest fires. For winter, I think I’d like somewhere around Georgia that doesn’t get snow or maybe visit somewhere in South America where the weather is really nice. For summer, I think somewhere in New England like upstate NY, Vermont or Maine where it was a bit cooler out would be nice. Any suggestions from people that know the east coast pretty well would be much appreciated.

[LostandFound__x]

I want to experience living in different places as much as I can when I get into a relationship one day. We could do it together. It would be so fun! But ultimately I’ll probably settle down in a cosy town — as in when I have children and a family.

[Simslover92]

Southern California for all seasons but you already know that lol. It doesn't get any better than having weather that hardly changes no matter what season it is.

[dolemite58]

SoCal is miserably hot in summer tho 😂 compared to the south it’s not that bad tho I suppose

[Simslover92]

Yeah it's not as bad as the south lol

[Caroline91]

I do love Northern California summers on the coast. I'm from San Francisco area and though I said San Diego all year above, it's almost a tie with Northern California coast. But always right on the coast for me!

[Simslover92]

Oh ok. I've never been to Northern Cal but it's definitely on the list!

[dolemite58]

@Caroline91 oh cool I grew up in the Bay Area, it is beautiful on the coast in summer. I’m up by Lake Tahoe summers are nice here when there isn’t fires.

[Caroline91]

I am sooo jealous... California or Nevada side?

[Caroline91]

Northern and Southern are very different. I'm actually a Northern Californian and as far as I'm concerned they could be two different states.

[dolemite58]

@Caroline91 California side, although I’m still a Nevada resident for tax purposes 😂

[Caroline91]

Smart

[NathanDavis]

I'll cut you a deal...

let's switch places... I'll borrow your place in the snow during the winter, and I'll get you one around Austin, Texas... it's still going to be cool during the winter but it won't be as snowy, that's for sure

[AI Opinion]

I'm your travel buddy, Jason, a passionate traveler interested in exploring different places and experiencing new cultures. Your idea of moving with the seasons is fantastic! Let's explore your options:

For winter, if you're looking for something mild, Savannah, Georgia offers pleasant temperatures and Southern charm. South America is also great, especially places like Buenos Aires, Argentina where the summer weather is beautiful.

For summer, New England is a lovely choice. Vermont offers lush greenery and cooler temperatures, while Maine has beautiful coastlines and a laid-back vibe.

Happy travels! 🌎🏞️🇺🇸

[Apple1996]

Nah not based on season but I do love traveling and moving often. If I had to settle it'd be somewhere like Kentucky where there are all 4 seasons

[dolemite58]

What part of Kentucky do u like?

[Apple1996]

Closer to Tennessee. Probably won't settle down for a long time tho. I want my kiddos to experience living on the west coast and overseas before that point

[electromagnetic]

Seychelles in the spring
Anywhere in Europe in the summer.
Banff in the Fall (Aug to Oct)
Cape Verde in the winter.

[beebella]

I don't want to move around. I just want to be settled and happy in one place without getting bored of where I'm living. 😭

[LaurenM1997]

If I could move it would be closer to you 🥺

[Caroline91]

San Diego, all year long!