Go for it. I'm a So Cal transplant from 20 years ago. The humidity takes some getting used to, but it's nothing compared to many other areas. I'm so in love with Ann Arbor that I'd have a hard time living elsewhere. In Midland you'd be able to drive to anywhere in the Lower Peninsula in 2 1/2 hours.
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06-04-2012, 05:45 PM #1
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06-04-2012, 05:58 PM #2
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I'm a southern gal transplanted here for 24 years. Fall ,Spring and winter are gray gray gray gray, with a side order of gray. Midland is a happy town full of happy people though. I thought they were all very cheerful there when I did a century ride that was advertised to be the flattest century around. I like the western part of the state, which isn't a very far drive. There is an outlet mall nearby and an old style German village, Frankenmuth. Tri-city cycling club puts on some rides too.
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