I visited this winter and it was freezing, my nose was red, and the car was like a mountain

Haha me and my boyfriend are from San Antonio and loved flagstaff when we went last month! ❤️

I would assume you guys would have your own type of Flagstaff town in Texas!? Texas is huge so I would hope there's great towns there like Flagstaff. Glad you loved it! We were there April and it was full of snow. Hope that helps

@@chrisvela4860 Sooo... just stay in Texas?

What's so great about it?

Yeah, they are very similar. We get a lot of people from the east coast who like the lower humidity and higher number of sunny days. I love that we have four seasons, but still mostly sunny.

So did you move?

I miss it when I go to visit relatives! Can’t imagine having to move away.

Yes its fun place 😉

Sedona

Prescott

Yes

Considering Flagstaff and live in WA now! The gloomy and cloudy Washington days have taken a toll on me!!

Yeah...That definitely sounds a little off. I guess I meant it’s a little challenging to get there on the dirt roads. I’ve driven it many times. Lots of washboard and a few bumpy places but overall driveable. You might need high clearance certain times of the year.

Having grown up in Nevada, I have been all over the south west. I have been on Paiute Apache Navajo reservations, they want you to pay to breathe there.

Right?! My thoughts were that fires don’t happen regularly every summer. But you’re correct, we definitely have a fire season!!

@@LivetheFlagstaffLife And that's another similarity to the Pitch Pine Barrens here in the Northeast, they are a fire dependent ecosystem. New Jersey does a lot of controlled burns (and there's some on LI where I live too) to promote the health of the forest and reduce the risk of an uncontrolled wildfire. We've had our fair share of big fires both in New Jersey and Long Island. In both cases the Pitch Pines came back, though some trees were killed by the fire, a lot budded back, and a lot of new seedlings grew in. In recent years its been very wet here though which has meant less fires, which is actually not good for the Pines (along with the lack of cold in winter), they need periodic fires, as a result of the additional rain & clouds (we get less sunny days than we used to) we are seeing outbreaks of beetles which have killed some areas of forest off, this is worse on Long Island because we dont have enough controlled burns which would kill the beetles and reduce competition. But I find the parallels between the Ponderosa Pine forests and the Northeastern Pine Barrens quite interesting. Reminds me so much of the places here, but with more sunshine. All the clouds we've been dealing with the past few years have been depressing.

Hi Arwen. Flagstaff has two presumed positive cases last I heard. Schools and businesses are mostly shut down. Restaurants are open for pickup and delivery. Grocery stores were empty of paper products, canned goods, and some produce two days ago. It snowed pretty good last couple of days. I'll see if I can do a special interim video tomorrow or Saturday.

Huh? Covid is a huge hoax. Relax.