I'd love to move. Wife doesn't want to move to far from the kids and now grand kids. I would move from MI to either SD or ID been to both and both can have their share of cold. It's a dry cold and a dry heat which I can live with on both. I've been all over most of both states from Across 90 to up 29 and ever across on 14 and up 81 and down 281 in Sd Id across from WY on 80 or better on 30 to Idaho falls and over to Boise up 55 and 95 to Grangeville and on up to Coure d'lane down 95 through salmon and around by way of 20 from Belleville to IF and over to MT close to Yellowstone. I like MT WY and Just getting to communist for me in ND and MT anymore. WY would be alright too. South is to hot for me after about February and not cool enough till December Been al over the south of any version. NC,SC, VA,GA,MS,LA,AL,TN,KY,NM,AZ West TX is alrigh up in the panhandle area or west of I 35 north of Waco across. NM is to communist for me and AZ just would be good to visit in the winter for a couple months and Fladstaff has winter in the winter. Ya'll can have that south winter or summer thing.
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