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Originally Posted by teebopop
Actually, yes ... we are looking at NC. It appears that they have a much milder winter climate in some areas. And although they do have humidity, it's not nearly as bad as Florida, for example. (My son's wedding was in FL. My makeup dripped off my face and this was in MAY!)
It's the severe cold and long periods of high humidity that really affects him badly. I don't know about the altitude situation because frankly, we've not been anywhere in high altitudes. But, it's my understanding that it's not good for him to be over 3,000 feet.
Thanks for your input. I'm definitely going to give a long look at NC.
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I would highly recommend you look at Cookeville and Crossville TN. These two towns and surrounding rural areas are becoming quite retiree friendly. The climate is a very mild four season variety. Temperatures are never too warm or cold, and the humidity values are tolerable due to the elevation being 1500-2000ft.
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