Nothing beats Canadian winters.
Back in the day me and my brothers built so many epic igloos and forts, not to mention the snowball fights.
I always won, but I am the oldest 🤣
We always hoped it would get colder than -35c so the school buses would get cancelled and we could stay home.
Now as an adult, it's not as fun, I work remotely so there are no "snow days", but tobogganing and snowboarding still hits when its warmer (-20c).
I could never live south, winter makes summer more special.
@dansup while I always prefer 35°F to 35°C, as a child of the German North, -35C is going too far, including the heating cost. (And I prefer weather where public transport from town to town, by bus and train, is frequent, reliable and actually working. One winter, on the Paris-Moscow train, we were stuck in the middle of nowhere all night overnight because the line was frozen. Great bonding, but still not an experience I'd like to repeat)
@dansup nature changing with each season is one of my favorite things in life.
@dansup yeah, I love the seasons. You get 4 hometowns for the price of one.
Coldest I'd ever seen was -20F (-30C ?)
It was a pain, had to run the water to keep the pipes from freezing even with the stove making enough heat to keep the house comfortable.
15 years ago I swore off shoveling snow, now in France the worst you see is 2cm, works for me ¯_(ツ)_/¯
