Keeping in mind that people live all the way from the equator to the arctic,
maybe you want to move a few hundred miles farther north.
Or, a couple hundred feet higher on the hill / mountain.
OR, watch what happens to the rain, and move in the direction that the rain is moving.
People can live most places, but some are easier than others.
And the competition for those 'easier places' is generally quite intense.
On the beach soaking up the rays.
On your surfboard hanging ten.
Visiting Kano and Maxx in the Philippines.
Donning your bikini and feeding the penguins down in the Antarctic. No wait! That was tried last year by some environmental scientists and it didn't work out so well. SCRATCH THAT!
More than 70 metres above sea level, in a place that is currently cold, where the climate refuges who come from places less than 70 metres above sea level won't shoot me.
Id say the arctic. Soon Palm trees will be growing there. Land is still cheap.
Amazon forests
at an Obola golf outing
in ur home
I'd say a transitional climate zone because the worst that can happen is you'd get a different climate zone and most of the vegetation would survive
