I thought this was a good report on the area in which I live:
What if there was a place…
· Where the hottest summer days were like Minneapolis, Chicago, or Boston, but the winter snowfall was 34 inches less?
· Where the annual high and low temperatures were like San Francisco (minus the faultline)?
· Where the average winter days were like Atlanta, Charlotte, or Nashville, but the summers had 35 fewer days of sweltering above-90-degree heat?
· Where the number of days with above-90-degree heat were half that of Denver (and the winters had 45 fewer inches of snowfall)?
· Where lush green vegetation was naturally maintained by rainfall amounts comparable to the Pacific Northwest cities of Seattle and Portland?
· Where nature’s beauty unfolded quarterly through balanced seasons of winter, spring, summer and fall?
And what if that place’s natural watershed scored a perfect 100 out of 100?
And what if that place were equidistant from every major metropolitan market in the eastern United States?
Oh, and did I mention that it is consistently one of the most affordable places to live?
Mix in some of the nicest, most accommodating people in the world…
And you have the Tri-Cities of Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia … it very well could be the perfect place!
Data Source: www.bestplaces.net - 2004
Some times I forget just how blessed I am. It is good to see notes like this on occasion to remind me… Peace out!
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