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...and it's often past -40 I know what you're saying, but the phenomenal thing about the Yukon is that if people don't like the isolation, or the cold, or what
by grecy 8y ago
...and it's often past -40
I know what you're saying, but the phenomenal thing about the Yukon is that if people don't like the isolation, or the cold, or whatever, they simply leave. Not a person lives there that doesn't love it, and that is part of the reason it's fantastic. I have never heard a person complain about it, or talk about going somewhere else, or say "I wish I was in xyz right now".