10 Reasons No One In Their Right Mind Visits Pennsylvania In The Winter
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Beth Price-Williams
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You’re thinking of visiting Pennsylvania in the winter? Seriously. Just one question. Why? Really, what could possibly compel you to visit during the gloomiest, most boring time of the year? Sigh. If you must. But, before you make any plans, keep reading. (As you read, you’ll quickly realize it’s all tongue in cheek. We love PA all year round!)
Everywhere you look, it's just so barren, except for the dirty snow. It's just so, well, blah.
Really, are there any attractive qualities about PA in the winter?
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Don't even get started on things to do. There's nothing. Not. One. Thing.
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Everyone's huddled up in the house or at work, stoic and counting the days down til spring.
And, when the sun goes down? It gets even more boring, if you can imagine that.
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Communities don't plan any cool activities, celebrations, or even festivals during the dark days of winter. After all, who would come?
Yep, the birds sure have the right idea, flying south to where it's warm, sunny, and people aren't afraid to leave their homes. Why don't we follow their lead?
Or, do like the wildlife and cozy up for a long winter's nap? Just wake us up when spring arrives.
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Sure, it'd definitely be so much fun if we could watch a thrilling sports game but it is what it is. We'll survive. We always do.
The winter just seems to drag on...and on....and on....we usually forget what the sun looks like by the time the mild weather returns to PA.
What’s your favorite part about Pennsylvania in the winter? Share in the comments below! Click here for some tips on how to survive a good ol’ Pennsylvania winter.
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