Where would you go for ideal climate?

Somewhere cold. I hate heat, I hate too much sun, I hate sweating, I hate not being able to wear all my awesome jackets and coats. And I hate not being able to layer clothes. If I craved heat I'd just travel somewhere where it's hot for a week or so. But always? Hell, nah..

^My kind of human. I prefer cold weather, not extremely cold, but, i like it to be nice and cool out most of the time. So... probably... well, I live in PA now, lived in NY, and this area has suited me pretty well for the most part. so, I like where I am.

As someone who has way too much northern blood, I can't stand hot climates. I prefer colder places like Norway and northern coastal areas like the United Kingdom. Which is also why I am lucky to live in a northern coastal location in the states.

Cold. I love the cold. I am comfy in 60-50 degrees in my shorts and t-shirt. Seventy and up is burning me like a stick. I just produce a lot of heat. I have gone outside below freezing in shorts, and been fine. However that's got to be after recently exercising. So anywhere cold. Now that doesn't mean I don't love getting warm. But I like getting cold and warming up, Like exercising, indoor Olympics or cuddling. But give me any temp I can pick? Give me sixty two degrees with a nice breeze.

In terms of environment, I think Ohio really might be perfect for me. On the surface, it's a boring state comprised of the most generic city (No seriously, Columbus is reguarded as the most generic city in the US, that's why so many new restaurants sort of test themselves there to see how people react to their food.), and random corn fields as far as the eye can see. It's weather is nothing short of bipolar and unpredictable, swinging from hot to cold, winter to spring to winter again, and yet this means you can't count on warm sunny weather very often. Hence why most of the people in this state tend to suffer from seasonal depression disorder. Despite being a northern state, for some reason most of our rednecks speak with southern accents and adhere to the southern flag... For some inexplicable reason. (I live in Lancaster, and General Sherman's house is only like two blocks away from where I live, so I don't get it either.) And yet... Peel back the layers, and you will find some very interesting secrets tucked away in little cubbies. History is all around you. Ghost stories are closer than you would have ever thought. A college campus turns into zombie apocalypses biannually for about a week. And if you know where to look, you get some rather fantastical landscapes that look like they came out of a Lord of the Rings movie. Here's a few places that are only about 30-45 minutes from my house that even a lot of the locals don't know exist. http://www.oldmanscavechalets.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Cantwell-Cliffs5.jpg https://media-cdn.tripadvisor.com/media/photo-s/07/f9/63/2f/cantwell-cliffs.jpg https://www.naturallyamazing.com/americasparks/2815.jpg http://trekohio.com/wp-content/uploads/201204_stairs-at-cantwell-cliffs_7047089143.jpg http://trekohio.com/wp-content/uploads/201401_hocking-hills-ash-cave_12035210255.jpg And this one is within walking distance for me, smack in the middle of town. http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-qr6PzUi1EiU/UFxnzcubLDI/AAAAAAAAA8Q/F-GTzjOf4_8/s1600/FairfieldCo,MountPleasant+(3).JPG http://cdn.onlyinyourstate.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/422227915_27c44a6eb6_o-700x525.jpg So while I may prefer somewhere a little sunnier and warmer, I appreciate our snowy winters and our balanced temperatures. Summers are hot, winters/springs are chaotic... But the autumns. You just can't get those colors anywhere else! (Okay, you could, but still...)