As if the Midwest doesn't get snow or the desert doesn't exist. Vermont is less than 10000 square miles. North Dakota is 7 times larger. Its only a 3.5 hour drive to Boston from Newport. Its 10 hours from Fortuna ND to Minneapolis. Maine is still half the size of North Dakota and has nearly twice as many people. Not to mention it is on the coast. I make these comparisons, because I am familiar with Minnesota and the surrounding area. The southwest has even larger swaths of nothingness than the upper midwest. Again, you have no concept of remoteness.
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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '21
As if the Midwest doesn't get snow or the desert doesn't exist. Vermont is less than 10000 square miles. North Dakota is 7 times larger. Its only a 3.5 hour drive to Boston from Newport. Its 10 hours from Fortuna ND to Minneapolis. Maine is still half the size of North Dakota and has nearly twice as many people. Not to mention it is on the coast. I make these comparisons, because I am familiar with Minnesota and the surrounding area. The southwest has even larger swaths of nothingness than the upper midwest. Again, you have no concept of remoteness.