Recommendations - the perfect climate?

strawberry icecream wrote:

I was wondering where in the world posters would recommend for the perfect
climate?

This would also include having little danger of hurricanes, volcanic
activity, earthquakes, etc.

Any suggestions?

TIA


Redwood City, California. True, check your Almanac, it's got the world's
perfect climate.

Abby in Walnut Creek, CA

strawberry icecream wrote:

Abby N wrote in news:40A024C5.21E972B7
@hotmail.com:


Redwood City, California. True, check your Almanac, it's got the world's
perfect climate.

Abby in Walnut Creek, CA

Abby, I LOVED CA...altho LA was not my cup of tea.

The one issue tho is the fault line in my fave city, SF...and also the high
cost of house taxes.

Yeah, unfortunately housing is very expensive in the Bay Area. I'm glad
to hear that SF is your favorite city, fault and all!

Abby in Walnut Creek, CA

strawberry icecream wrote:

Abby wrote:

I'm glad
to hear that SF is your favorite city, fault and all!

Abby, SF and Edinburgh in Scotland, are my joint two fave cities in the
world.

Admittedly my week in Edinburgh, in the mid 1980s, enjoyed an unusually hot
week that summer.

SF's climate is very European....cool mornings and warmer afternoons.

I stayed down beside Union Sq.

I lay out most days on the grass in Union Sq....the red London double
decker bus would be parked beside the grass...and i would take a tour every
other day. One day some some south american pan pipe players played...wow,
awesome atmosphere.

I ADORED SF.....it is such a romantic city.......a great place to fall in
love in.

Ahhhh, you see I feel the same way about San Francisco and I only live
25 min. away. The picture you paint is lovely! I don't know if you're
asking this question because you are considering moving or just
visiting, but if the former, then shouldn't you consider a place you
love? The faultline doesn't trouble me or anyone I know and the weather
around SF is ideal. Give it some thought

Abby in Walnut Creek, CA

Abby N wrote:

Ahhhh, you see I feel the same way about San Francisco and I only live
25 min. away. The picture you paint is lovely! I don't know if you're
asking this question because you are considering moving or just
visiting, but if the former, then shouldn't you consider a place you
love? The faultline doesn't trouble me or anyone I know and the weather
around SF is ideal. Give it some thought

I live in Santa Cruz County, and even with being closer to Loma Prieta,
I don't worry about quakes.

strawberry icecream wrote:




Abby, thanks for the reply.

Thank you, re mentioning the words that I painted re SF.

I didn't want to bore you, but I could have spent an hour or two
painting a much more detailed picture of my time down in Union Sq.

I just adored the city. SF didn't seem like a city at all....it seemed
more like a town. But you probabbly have heard all that before.

I can't think of a more romantic city to fall in love in. It just seems
so perfect. It is very different to every other American city that I
have been in.

Unlike many others, I loved the cool mornings and the fog off the
Bay......and the temps that rose across the day. This reminded me of
Europe.

SF is the romantic capital of the world.

I only wish that I could find somewhere in the outskirts that was
affordable.

Ironically enough, many Americans want to come live in Ireland...where I
am!


Well, it seems to me that you belong here then! You sound like a true
San Franciscan. As far as expensive, that is really all relative isn't
it? There are pockets of affordability in the outskirts, but this is
according to my perception.
So, now you've made me want to play hooky from work tomorrow and drive
in to the City. Now, wouldn't you like to be able to say that?
Do give it some thought, won't you?

Abby in Walnut Creek, CA

strawberry icecream wrote:

mrtravelkay wrote in news6ioc.47549$u83.38223
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Abby N wrote:

Ahhhh, you see I feel the same way about San Francisco and I only live
25 min. away. The picture you paint is lovely! I don't know if you're
asking this question because you are considering moving or just
visiting, but if the former, then shouldn't you consider a place you
love? The faultline doesn't trouble me or anyone I know and the weather
around SF is ideal. Give it some thought

I live in Santa Cruz County, and even with being closer to Loma Prieta,
I don't worry about quakes.




where would you consider the most beautiful place to live in or around SF
is?

Carmel (near Monterey0.... But that might be too far for you. I would
guess about 200 Km.