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Winter.
my fave is winter But id have to say summer
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What percentage of people prefer summer to winter?
most people like summer better than winter, but i don't know.
Are there winter honeymoons?
Absolutely! Some people like winter better than summer.
Do people like summer sports better than winter sports?
yes,yes they do
Is it better to go to Norway in the winter or summer?
In the summer Norway is beautiful with lots of wild fruits and glaciers - it has chocolate box like scenery and very warm welcoming people. In the winter Norway has allot of snow and ice and is very cold. If you like winter sports, especially cross country skying then this is the time to visit.
Does Miley Cyrus like summer or winter better?
I think she likes winter but i have no fact to think so!no she liks summer i have haerd her say that in miley and Mandy show.. i sweer??
Is Summer better than winter?
Winter is BetterWinter is way better than summer ..because in summer you have to worry about bugs and bumble bees in your house. Christmas is in winter, and New Year's Eve and New Year's Day are in Winter.Summer is BetterIf you are off from school for summer vacation: no school for 2 or 3 months. You can go swimming, picnic, ride your bike until 8 or 9 PM, and grow flowers and vegetables in your garden.
Which honeymoon spots are best winter or summer?
All people are different. Some people like hot, some people like cold.
What was the climate like in the winter and summer in ancient Rome?
Warm in the summer and rainy/foggy in winter.
Does winter come after summer?
No. The order of the seasons goes like this: winter, then spring, then summer, then autumn.
What are winter and summer like at the poles?
Cold.
What is England's weather like in winter and summer?
just like other countries that have 4 seasons, winter is extremely cold season and summer is hot.
Why is tourism seasonal?
Well.... I think it is seasonal because people like summer. But when it gets cold, people want to leave for the winter.
