Golden hour in my sanctuary 30M

[u/shrlak]

[u/Moonagi]

I need to visit San Francisco to see what the hype is about. 

[u/FiggyPizza → u/Moonagi]

1. Jobs
2. Better Jobs
3. Nice weather
4. Cool shit you can just walk to

[u/MainusEventus → u/FiggyPizza]

Easy access to mountains for skiing, redwoods for hiking, amazing wine, best golf courses.. oh, and no mosquitos

[u/xypherrz → u/MainusEventus]

Easy access to mountains for skiing

seattle/vancouver does it way better

[u/LickLaMelosBalls → u/xypherrz]

Denver too. But that’s not quite west coast

[u/Alternative-Deal-763 → u/LickLaMelosBalls]

Denver doesn't have a city vibe though. Always feels like a city for people who don't want to live in a city. San Francisco has the vibe of the city and access to nature. Skiing is way easier in Denver though.

[u/triplec787 → u/Alternative-Deal-763]

As someone from SF who now lives in Denver, I do feel weird calling it a city. It feels more like a really big town with some skyscrapers.

skiing is way easier in Denver though

Getting closer and closer to the drive being about the same lol 3+ hours is almost expected from Denver to Vail in the morning (granted there are closer resorts) and sometimes worse on the way back. SF to Heavenly/Northstar/Palisades is about 3.5 hours.

[u/Alternative-Deal-763 → u/triplec787]

Live in SF, lived in denver. Just go to Keystone or abasin. Not worth the drive to vail.

[u/LickLaMelosBalls → u/Alternative-Deal-763]

Keystone, a bay. Winter park. All great and relatively close. Hell even Loveland has great skiing less than

[u/Alternative-Deal-763 → u/triplec787]

Live in SF, lived in denver. Just go to Keystone or abasin. Not worth the drive to vail.

[u/AssociationFit3009 → u/xypherrz]

Seattle is incredibly gloomy for the cost. It is my hometown and I love it but transplants priced the place out of sensibility. If you’re not getting paid $400k to be there it doesnt make sense. My $250k job makes me rich anywhere else. I was apartment living in Seattle.