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@Romany - I was up at Fort Drum, NY last year and dealt with the lake effect stuff for 3 & 1/2 years off Lake Ontario. Definitely don't miss that! Now when it gets below 70 in Alabama I find myself really chilly!

@Sharayah - New York gets even more snow than Ohio! I don't envy you that stationing. I don't think I could handle the heat of The South. I have relatives in Florida and I about died the last time I visited in the summer. Too humid. It's like have the air made out of a wet blanket.

I'm from a little town called Berea, KY

I come from a small town in North Texas. Actually recently moved out on my own within the time I started playing here. I used to be about an hour out of Dallas/Fort Worth area, now I’m about spitting distance from Oklahoma because I go to a community college in Gainesville, Tx. Although it has dipped below freezing several times, we have yet to actually experience true winter. It’s mostly just been windy and cloudy and yuck.

@InTheStars1992 - I also hail from the Capital District of Upstate New York. We reside on the other side of the Hudson River in Rensselaer County.

Yeah I've been hearing terrible things out of NSW Australia lately. Hope you guys are safe!

@RomanyEstates no idea how you cope with all that cold! I'll take my southern Mississippi wet blanket air over snow any day! I can go out in a T-shirt, shorts, & flip flops about 9 months out of the year here (and I really resent having to put on layers!). It's one of those places where everyone panics when it snows and no one can drive in it :))

But you only need hay for a couple months! The rest of the time you just have to make sure the ponies aren't getting too fat on all that beautiful lush grass :P

Another Aussie here I am from Western Australia near the ocean in the Rockingham area though i would prefer to be more country.

Central Alabama here! About an hour from the exact center of the state (I did a semester at Montevallo University, there's a star marking the center of the state there! Walked over it every morning coming out of my dorm room)

Today it's very overcast, it's our wet season here (boo) and in the next few weeks tornado season starts, and a few weeks after that hurricane season starts. At least there's no snow season, our winter this year has been abnormally warm, only a few days this year has it gone down below freezing.
I was born in Grand Rapids Michigan but moved when I was younger to AL, Michigan is still my home state, I love winter. I LOVE snow, but sadly Alabama isn't the place to get snow, at the mention of the word flurry everybody panics :))

Hello fellow Sconnie! The sun finally came out for like the first time this year, yay!

I’m also from Oregon! Well originally from California. Moved to Oregon 2 1/2 years ago.

I am in northern Colorado! I was born here have been a few other places in the US but never outside of it.

Chateaugay, NY
Not the city but the country :) my neighbors live in canada so we are right tight to the boarders.

I love seeing where everyone was from! It's so interesting and cool to see other people in the same area as me. I'm in San Antonio now but my fiance is military and were due to move again in the summer! (Hopefully somewhere fun lol) I'm native to the Montana rocky mountains though, that's where my heart lies.

Central Kansas here, transplant from Colorado, and a transplant there from Montana. Military family, and we moved a lot. Moved to Kansas when my hubs got out of active duty to be closer to our daughter. I do miss my mountains, when you grow up with them always being around you or directly to your west its odd not to have any, not even foot hills :))

@Tom8osauce no I'm not. I don't like it at all, I went once at 14, worst birthday I ever had. lol

@Oatsman yes! East Helena to be exact.

Late to the party, I'm playing in da UP of Michigan

I’m in north central Oklahoma!

I just found this thread, funnily enough.
I just moved home, to Montana, from Oregon. (I moved home to care for my elderly parents, most especially my mum who has dementia and cannot be left alone)
So it is interesting to see how many are here that live in Oregon @Emilyh18,
@jessj, @Tuwamare,@RomanyEstates,@DuffC. Especially since I lived just a few mere miles from Emily18, literally on the road that leads to the tiny sleepy town of Silverton.

I now live in Bozeman, MT, which has grown and changed oh so much over the past several years.
Glad to see there is at least one other person here in MT. (@Silverstar) and that @HelenofTroy once lived here. :)

I am owned by a beautiful endangered Canadian and am awaiting (impatiently) for Thursday to find out if she settled and we will be expecting a little one next year.

@Ceridwyn... sorry we didn't meet while you were here. I'm just a ways down I-5 in Springfield. I love Montana. My mom was born in a tiny town called Saco, one of those blink and you miss it towns. Good luck on your mare. We have 2 Oregon mustang fillies. :)

I'm currently visiting TN.

At the moment, Sofia Bulgaria. :D

Hi Dark Frost - I was beginning to think I was the only one left living in England! I love the West Country, particularly Devon, but Dorset comes a close second. :)

Updating this: I moved to Phoenix, Arizona from Florida in July! Yeah I know, I'm crazy to move to the desert in the middle of summer. =))

So far, I am absolutely loving it. I've always loved mountains so whew these views, breathtaking! I'm a bit of a nomad due to the nature of my job/personality but I think I may have found home.

@Alianne I know what you mean! My husband and I just moved to Southern Utah from Central Iowa in July, and man, was it hot when we got here! Right now the weather is beautiful, but the week after we moved we had highs in the 110s, which is a big change from the 80s in Iowa.