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Location: The western periphery of Terra Australis
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D edging towards a C. You don't wanna be outdoors anytime from about May to October, but winters there seem quite nice. I appreciate sunshine when temps are nice but 4000 is way too much for me.
F, perpetual F and nothing could convince me otherwise! I've visited Phoenix, Scottsdale 3 times in 3 different seasons (not that you could tell) and it was awful.
I don't like the climate, terrain, dryness, lack of trees and green, didn't mind visiting as long as I don't have to do it too often.
Everyone raves about dry climates, a dry heat! A oven is dry would I stick my head in it? I was there in mid-May for a wedding one year, took a few extra days thinking it would be so nice! It was way too warm even in mid-May. I'm active, I walk every day, usually 3 mis., so I'm not a wimp but that climate wore me out!
OK, here I am again. Just thinking why is it people move saying they hate being trapped inside for 4-6 mos. during winter so they move to a place where they can't be outside mid-day for months!
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