Nah, but thanks anyway. Snow is the reason I don't live in Utah, right now. I like to look at it on the mountains, not walk in it or drive in it on a permanent basis...
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Welcome back, Face! You've fed yourself? ;)
I've some friends that moved to Castle Rock, CO; between Denver and Colorado Springs. They've been surprised at how LITTLE snow they get in the winter. It's heavy in the naerby mountains, but realtively light down where they are, and it doesn't linger very long, either. So, they've the best of both worlds, in that respect; fabulous snow-capped Rocky Mountain views with no-snow-hassle conditions at home.