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@@LivingInEasternNC it sounds like it. Do you have any advice for someone who will be possibly moving from Phoenix AZ suburbs to Jacksonville 28540? I’m not used to humidity but it will b a relief to get away from dry 110+ degree summers.. I appreciate your channel a lot, your personality is so admirable!
@@ceceliacrowley385 yes I do - my advice is to embrace the humidity. The first couple of months that your here, go outside as much as possible to get your body used to it that’s the only way you’ll get comfortable with it. Grow fond of water and electrolytes - hydration is key since you’ll be sweating it out lol. And find things to do to break the humidity…. The more coastal you are, the more wind you get which breaks the himidity a bit, so beach days are a must!
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Coastal Plains Dragstrip and New River All-American Speedway
I live here it sucks
I’m interested in hearing why it sucks?and What’s stopping you from moving?
Same. Just pcs from san diego! It's so boring here!
Not one dammmmm thing
Hi Kaylah! 😊 Do you live here??
same here in AZ, but I assume it's better to deal with there due to the weather
@@ceceliacrowley385 there actually is a lot to do in the area, but I guess it really depends on what you like to do for fun.
@@LivingInEasternNC it sounds like it. Do you have any advice for someone who will be possibly moving from Phoenix AZ suburbs to Jacksonville 28540? I’m not used to humidity but it will b a relief to get away from dry 110+ degree summers.. I appreciate your channel a lot, your personality is so admirable!
@@ceceliacrowley385 yes I do - my advice is to embrace the humidity. The first couple of months that your here, go outside as much as possible to get your body used to it that’s the only way you’ll get comfortable with it.
Grow fond of water and electrolytes - hydration is key since you’ll be sweating it out lol.
And find things to do to break the humidity…. The more coastal you are, the more wind you get which breaks the himidity a bit, so beach days are a must!