Wow belle conversation de snob ici!! Moi je trouve que le plus beau climat c'est la Californie. La côte d'Azur, pour y avoir déjà été en vacance, c'est beau mais beaucoup trop peuplé de gens se croyant les maîtres du monde. Même la Californie est moins pire sur ce point.
Apparement faire preuve d'humour .... dans ce bas monde est devenue une rare vertue .... que tu n'as pas eu la chance d'acquérir à ta naissance .... ! C'est bien triste .....
La Cote D'Azur, tu la vu du mauvais sens, et tu la surement visité ... en ayant les meme prejugés que malheureusement tu sembles tjs avoir a l'heure actuelle...!
J'y vis depuis 20 ans et pourtant ne suis pas originaire de la region .... Et meme si j'accepte ( c'est ce que l'on appelle L'OUVERTURE D'ESRIT ) tes propos, bien que très reducteurs ... et completement " narrow-minded " je les réfute .... ton discours n'est fait que de jugements ... aucun argument, en meme temps cela ne m'etonne pas de la part de quelqu'un qui venant en "vacances" dans une region se permet d'emettre, des generalités, et des conclusions loin d'etre réelles et constructives ....
Soit humble car tu es fait de boue. Sois noble car tu es fait d'étoiles.
c'est sur le 06 c top mais les vacanciers se contentent de passer en été ds les bouchons en bord de mer vite fait...
Hors... l'arriere pays bien moins peuplé et bien plus beau avec ruisseaux, forets de pins, montagnes et vues magnifiques sur la mer... + les stations de ski etetetetet soleil à fond tte l'année
Pour votre information, je n'ai pas basé mon commentaire ( bien que minimaliste quelque peu, je vous l'accorde ) seulement sur ma visite merveilleuse soit dit en passant, sur la côte d'Azur en 2004 mais bel et bien sur les commentaires en générale qui peuplent ce sujet. J'ai lu toute les réponses de ce sujet, trouvant ce sujet intéressant et pensant m'amuser en le lisant, et quelle ne fut pas ma déception de constater qu'il ne s'agisait que d'un vulgaire concours de "qui habite la plus belle région de la côte" faite entre 3 ou 4 membres du forum seulement. Sur 50 réponses à ce sujet, je n'ai en réalité trouvé que 5 véritables réponses, soit la "fameuse" côte d'Azur, les Etats-Unis, le Québec, une île dont je ne me souviens malheureusement plus du nom à l'heure actuelle et une région en Inde. Pas de quoi se réjouir trop trop. Les 45 autres réponses?? que des conneries de gens apparemment très content d'habiter ( les chanceux! 🤪 ) sur la très dispendieuse côte d'Azur.
Quand j'ai été en vacances pendant 3 belles semaines sur la côte, j'ai adorer mon voyage, mais je maintien que le niveau de snobisme y est à son comble, et ce plus qu'à Beverly Hills même ( que j'ai visiter cet été d'ailleurs ), qui faut se l'avouer, ne donne pas sa place non plus. Alors ma chère ou mon cher Effy ( pardonnez moi mon ignorance ) sachez que mon opinion que vous acceptez soit dit en passant, et je vous en remercie, est ce qu'elle est et ne changera aucunement, dû à la pauvreté des réponses émises sur ce sujet.
Voilà, ne vous en déplaise, ceci est mon opinion et sur ce, sans rancune évidemment, je vous souhaite une belle journée, et j'espère que les gens ont terminé de se vanter à propos de leur belle Côte (et reviendront au but premier du sujet, soit de dire selon nous quel est le pays qui a le meilleur climat au monde) duquel je ne suis absolument pas jaloux, car comme quelqu'un l'a indiqué ici d'ailleurs, j'adore le climat du Québec et pour rien au monde je ne changerais de pays, de province et de ville.
Quand j'ai été en vacances pendant 3 belles semaines sur la côte, j'ai adorer mon voyage, mais je maintien que le niveau de snobisme y est à son comble >>>
Sauf ceux qu'on voit frimer sont pour grande majorité des gens n'habitant pas la région (parisiens en vacances...) :-)
La Côte d'Azur est bien belle, mais le niveau d'orgueil de certains habitants me rappelle celui des parigots...
Tout en humilité... 🤪
Quant à la question initiale, elle n'a aucun sens véritable, ou du moins aucune réponse absolue.
Dans le sens où la définition de "climat idéal" dépend des désirs de tout un chacun...
Personnellement, et sans vouloir casser les AM ou le Var, jamais je ne voudrais habiter là-bas... Le climat y est monotone, sans excès...
Le seul moment de ma vie où, peut-être, je souhaiterais y habiter, serait lors de mes vieux jours...
D'ailleurs, ce n'est pas pour rien qu'il y a une concentration hallucinante de personnes âgées...
Pour ma part, j'aime bien les climats où les saisons sont bien marquées... ce qui se fait rare en France ces dernières années.
J'ai en projet de m'installer au Québec prochainement, c'est un climat qui semble me convenir.
Ca devient vraiment pénible !!!🏴☠️
On pose une simple question et v'lan polémique.
Oui ok, il y a de l'argent sur la côte d'azur et alors !!! cela n'empeche en rien son climat et d'ailleurs c'est pour cela que ca attire autant de monde.
le prix du m2 est alors !!! quel est le probleme ? dans mon quartier un garage fermé se vend aux alentours de 30000, 00 euros et alors ??? si il y a des gogos pour les acheter c'est leur problème.
la question était "Pays qui a le meilleur climat du monde"
Alors tabarnak, repondez a cette question !!!
Oui, les discussions franco-françaises ou il est de mauvais ton de posséder quelquechose que les autres n'ont pas, et surtout d'oser dire que l'on habite une région favorisée ou le soleil et l'art de vivre sont optimum, et si l'on rajoute à celà que l'on a largement les moyens d'y vivre ..... alors là, c'est carrément le lynchage que l'on risque ....... la réussite en France est montrée du doigt, surtout si on n'en profite pas .....
Quoique ces débats franco-français sont légion dans quasiment bon nombre de discussions de par le forum ......
Ne me crie pas dessus Trompette, mais c'est vrai que c'est lassant de ne pouvoir argumenter sur ce que l'on connait, et qu'il faut pour plaire aux autres aller dans leur sens ..... et comme toi j'ai envie de le dire aussi .......
Pays ? pour certains c la FR mais moi j dirais plutot un pays tropical où la température reste tjrs sup à 18% tte l'année et SANS PALUDISME, Costa Rica ?
😏 Promis je ne te crie pas dessus !!!
mais c'est vrai qu'à la longue cela devient pénible et on passe à côté de discussions qui pourraient être interessantes.
ma mère une folle dingue des voyages et qui a connu tout les climats a fini par aterir aux îles canaries ou on a vécu 15 ans, , je dirais que le climat est pas mal, ,
juste une opinion, ,
« Le voyage apprend la tolérance. »
Benjamin Disraeli
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Je confirme pour les Canaries ... enfin ca depend aussi de l'endroit ou tu te situes, mais par exemple au sud de Tenerife ou de Gran Canaria, le temps est idyllique.
On qualifie souvent ces dernieres d'iles du printemps eternel et c'est le cas
Cet hiver, je ne m'attends pas a des temperatures en dessous de 18 ... et l'été ca ne monte pas au dessus de 25/30 en plein soleil
Un climat a peu pres constant, des pluies environ 10 jours max dans l'année ...
Bref, plutot agreable ... bonne surprise, je n'ai pas débarqué ici pour cela 😉
Quand je suis dans l'eau j'ai des idées, quand j'en suis sortie je séche
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