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Post by murdochsaussiefan on Jan 18, 2015 22:48:02 GMT
I have come to the conclusion that summer is not my favourite time of the year. Australian summers can be too hot and we get bushfires and such heavy rains we get floods. I live in an area bounded by three National Parks and beaches. Lovely place to live when the Mother Nature behaves herself. I think I like winter the best as I find myself being able to warm up easier than cooling down. What is your favourite season?
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Post by lizmc on Jan 19, 2015 0:26:53 GMT
Definitely a winter person here, the colder and snowier, the better.....hate heat, plus there are new Murdoch episodes and it is (ice) hockey season......I wish Murdoch would have more winter episodes, but I understand it is a lot harder for them to film, with more potential for production delays.....
Cheers (and welcome).
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Post by shangas on Jan 19, 2015 4:51:24 GMT
Winter for sure.
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Post by lovemondays on Jan 20, 2015 4:30:38 GMT
I am a summer girl for sure. I run away from the cold in the Great White North as often as possible.
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Post by lilac on Jan 28, 2015 9:32:24 GMT
I'm a summer baby that loves the winter. My asthma makes it so I hate either extremes but I hate heat and there's only so many layers you can take off before you're just stuck being hot and sweaty. When it's not windy, I love the chill air and the snow and it's that right amount of cold. The extreme heat is just one of the reasons i'm hesitant to visit Australia  |
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Post by snacky on Jan 28, 2015 9:55:42 GMT
I'm a summer baby that loves the winter. My asthma makes it so I hate either extremes but I hate heat and there's only so many layers you can take off before you're just stuck being hot and sweaty. When it's not windy, I love the chill air and the snow and it's that right amount of cold. The extreme heat is just one of the reasons i'm hesitant to visit Australia haha it's extremely late, I better crash...nighty... |
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Post by Fallenbelle on Jan 28, 2015 12:24:07 GMT
I am a summer girl for sure. I run away from the cold in the Great White North as often as possible. My husband and I joke that when we retire (early, of course ) we'll have a summer home in Canada (can't decide on BC or Eastern) and a winter home in Mexico-Yucatan. You know, because teachers are so wealthy, this will totally happen!  I personally have always liked Fall-I like the changing colors, crisp air, and even the smell of it-when I'm not in the city that is. |
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Post by lovemondays on Feb 10, 2015 13:59:00 GMT
I am a summer girl for sure. I run away from the cold in the Great White North as often as possible. My husband and I joke that when we retire (early, of course ) we'll have a summer home in Canada (can't decide on BC or Eastern) and a winter home in Mexico-Yucatan. You know, because teachers are so wealthy, this will totally happen! I personally have always liked Fall-I like the changing colors, crisp air, and even the smell of it-when I'm not in the city that is. Well if you are a fall girl then DEFINITELY come to Ontario. People often just hit the road for a few days in October to "see the fall colours". You can make two vacation properties work...buy your northern place near a good ski area. You can rent it out (for a fortune) to the skiers from Novemer to April to support your basking in the Yucatan. My cousins are doing it and it works just fine! |
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Post by Hodge on Feb 10, 2015 17:54:42 GMT
I am a summer girl for sure. I run away from the cold in the Great White North as often as possible. My husband and I joke that when we retire (early, of course ) we'll have a summer home in Canada (can't decide on BC or Eastern) and a winter home in Mexico-Yucatan. You know, because teachers are so wealthy, this will totally happen! I personally have always liked Fall-I like the changing colors, crisp air, and even the smell of it-when I'm not in the city that is. I too love the fall. We lived in northern BC for a few months several years ago and I have to say if you want fall colours you have to go to Eastern Canada. Admittedly southern BC may be more like the east in fall but Ontario and Quebec are stunning when the leaves turn. |
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Post by randomkiwibirds on Feb 11, 2015 5:43:35 GMT
Fall/Spring/Winter Basically any season that doesn't get ridiculously humid. I.HATE.HUMIDITY.
TBH I need to move North. I need cooler summers-colder winters and beautiful tween seasons.
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Post by rondetto on Feb 12, 2015 15:45:16 GMT
I love spring, those longer lighter evenings and summer to look forward to.
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Post by lovemondays on Feb 14, 2015 20:50:59 GMT
I love spring, those longer lighter evenings and summer to look forward to. Very true...and that special green of newly budding leaves! |
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Post by Hodge on Feb 14, 2015 21:15:29 GMT
I love spring, those longer lighter evenings and summer to look forward to. Very true...and that special green of newly budding leaves! Spring is my second favourite season of the year, summer being my least. I'll take winter over summer any day, once you've got down to nothing there's not much you can do about the heat whereas in winter you can always pile more layers on. |
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Post by lovemondays on Feb 14, 2015 21:26:21 GMT
Very true...and that special green of newly budding leaves! Spring is my second favourite season of the year, summer being my least. I'll take winter over summer any day, once you've got down to nothing there's not much you can do about the heat whereas in winter you can always pile more layers on. You also have wriggly bundles of love to snuggle up to in the winter! I make it a point to never, ever complain about the heat in summer so that I can freely bemoan the cold in winter. Have you seen the windchill forecast for tonight? Minus 41C!!!!  The fire is already going!! |
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Post by Hodge on Feb 14, 2015 21:31:59 GMT
Spring is my second favourite season of the year, summer being my least. I'll take winter over summer any day, once you've got down to nothing there's not much you can do about the heat whereas in winter you can always pile more layers on. You also have wriggly bundles of love to snuggle up to in the winter! I make it a point to never, ever complain about the heat in summer so that I can freely bemoan the cold in winter. Have you seen the windchill forecast for tonight? Minus 41C!!!! The fire is already going!! I'm usually sat with two bundles firmly attached to my hips (one is impeding me as I try and type). The weather here is atrocious today with snowsqualls, wind and low temps. We were going into London but decided against it! |
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The fire is already going!!