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Good point about heat and humidity and I suppose it wouldn't be for as long as say Orlando. Still though, 87, 89 and 88 for daily highs during summer is only about a degree or two cooler than Orlando and it struck me most of the southeast apart from the smokies was very humid, perhaps that's just me. I do agree the winters look pretty nice.
As far as the heat/humidity goes and that being a factor between living in the two states, ever since I've been back in Florida I've been going for 5-mile walks in the middle of the afternoon like it's nothing. I still don't like the humidity, but after not being able to stand it growing up here in FL, I'm beginning to somewhat adjust to it.
Asheville has 2 Publix's already. Greenville SC too. Publix is all over due to the Floridians.
Yeah I noticed there are only a couple in each city. In Florida, you can't go 2-3 miles without seeing one.
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