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Location: northern Vermont - previously NM, WA, & MA
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Originally Posted by MilehiDenver
Skiing is def. COLORADO. We have far more resorts. Far more prestigous resorts. And far more skier visits! And no matter what they try and say, the snow in Colorado is just as good. Compare the snow at Stemaboat to ANYWHERE! They may get us in inches at some resorts, but who cares? I still ski up to my waist all the time, and I am 6'5"!
That sounds awesome. You totally just sold me on Steamboat. I'm torn between Colorado and New Mexico but for skiing yeah Colorado is pretty much bar none the best. Telluride being the most scenic.
1st (and by a long shot): Colorado
2nd: Utah
3rd: Arizona
4th: New Mexico
Really, Arizona and Utah are tied there in the middle. I like the climate in Utah a little more, but Arizona has all the major sports. It's a trade off.
Colorado would be my choice of place to live because I like Denver. Utah and Arizona are my favorite places to visit. New Mexico is a state I want to explore more of.
^Alacran, you clearly don't have much experience with these regions. New Mexico has its own cuisine (defined by red/green chile), it's own brand of architecture (pueblo revival, with vigas, beige adobe, etc), and it's own culture. NM has long been considered tri-cultural, and anglos/native americans have a level of influence not found in Mexico.
Location: northern Vermont - previously NM, WA, & MA
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Originally Posted by Burquebinder
^Alacran, you clearly don't have much experience with these regions. New Mexico has its own cuisine (defined by red/green chile), it's own brand of architecture (pueblo revival, with vigas, beige adobe, etc), and it's own culture. NM has long been considered tri-cultural, and anglos/native americans have a level of influence not found in Mexico.
Pay no attention to Alacran. He just likes to troll on deserts and posts negatively quite often. Don't feed into it, it will just bring down the thread and become like a dog chasing its own tail.
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