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Just curious. If you are 60 how cold is too cold when looking to relocate and retire?
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Pay off everything and get debt free and learn to enjoy where you live. If not, you will be working forever.
This is good advise
That is good advice but it doesn't take into account the subject of the thread...the weather.
I grew in Peachtree City and moved to Orlando, FL with a job. Lived there 11 years and only miss it a couple of times a year. You can keep the heat, humidity, bugs, insurance rates, and crime. Moved back to PTC and have not regrated it once. As you get older, the cold will bother you more (those of us that had fun childhoods 
). I can spend a week in KY and say nope, glad to be back to GA. If you move up North from Kingsland, your body will be in shock for the first 2-3 winters.
). I can spend a week in KY and say nope, glad to be back to GA. If you move up North from Kingsland, your body will be in shock for the first 2-3 winters.Sometimes it's good to just be happy with what you have. That's what I got out of it
Hey I'm a happy guy...I'm very low maintenance. I'll be happier when it's warm enough my joints don't hurt.
Won't we all....I've finally actually got to feeling better with the cooler temps lately. I haven't felt like doing too much since the 100 degree days of summer
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Considering what is considered normal today, proud to represent the weird.I know people like you, that’s kinda weird… LOL
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Cold is nothing new to me I grew up in the Midwest, lived in Laramie Wyoming for a bit. I love snow, winter, and can tolerate below zero temperatures. I can't live where winter last longer than the other 3 seasons. I also can't live where it's hot and humid most of the year. Eastern Tennessee, Kentucky, and W. Virginia are looking good for retirement.
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