kamugin wrote:Except inside a refrigerator =P
And movies.
In fact, the snow in the city is nothing to see:
It's cool, clean, and white only the first day it's fallen down. Then it becomes dirty and black, after several days it's also covered with dog crap completely.
The only place it remains clean and nice is the countryside.
Each geographical location has disadvantages:
I'm living in a city between a shallow gulf and a lake - the temperature is mild here. We don't have extreme colds (minus 25 degrees Celsius max) and don't have extreme heats (plus 30 degrees max, excluding the previous anomalous summer, when we've had about 40).
But it's price is that the sky is constantly overcast, not only - the sky without clouds, just a solid wet-concrete color. Basically, it's hard to tell the sky apart from the ground during winter - they just blend together on the horizon.
We have averagely 60 sunny days per year, most of which are in summer. You just don't know what it is to live your whole life seeing sun only once in a week, if you're lucky.
Historically the city has been built atop of an artificially dried swamp, so you can imagine the climate.
And winter... damn, I hate it.
So, I kinda envy you - you are living taking sunny weather for granted.
