Cold climate always. The saying goes "you can put on as many clothes as you want, but you only can take off so many clothes before it becomes illegal." Cooking your food in a hot climate would be hell, while it'd be enjoyable in a cold one. Also I have a "burrowing/nesting" nature anyways so I'd be in heaven to be sleeping under five feet of blankets.
Cold climate always. The saying goes "you can put on as many clothes as you want, but you only can take off so many clothes before it becomes illegal." Cooking your food in a hot climate would be hell, while it'd be enjoyable in a cold one. Also I have a "burrowing/nesting" nature anyways so I'd be in heaven to be sleeping under five feet of blankets.
This, exactly this! Where I live we don't exactly have super cold weather, but when I go fishing in very cold temperatures we stay in a log cabin. It's definitely a lot more comfortable being there during the winter while ice fishing where we sit by the fire, drink hot tea and booze it up while keeping warm with blankets at night rather than during the summer and thats only in the +30c weather and not hotter.
Well, the Amazon forest can be considered "super hot", there you can live with the natives and take all the clothes you want, once you get acquainted. They only use minimal clothing when interacting with non-natives.
Also, lush vegetation and rich fauna. You can live pretty well if you're good at hunting-gathering.
Cold climate always. The saying goes "you can put on as many clothes as you want, but you only can take off so many clothes before it becomes illegal." Cooking your food in a hot climate would be hell, while it'd be enjoyable in a cold one. Also I have a "burrowing/nesting" nature anyways so I'd be in heaven to be sleeping under five feet of blankets.
This, exactly this! Where I live we don't exactly have super cold weather, but when I go fishing in very cold temperatures we stay in a log cabin. It's definitely a lot more comfortable being there during the winter while ice fishing where we sit by the fire, drink hot tea and booze it up while keeping warm with blankets at night rather than during the summer and thats only in the +30c weather and not hotter.
Well, the Amazon forest can be considered "super hot", there you can live with the natives and take all the clothes you want, once you get acquainted. They only use minimal clothing when interacting with non-natives.
Also, lush vegetation and rich fauna. You can live pretty well if you're good at hunting-gathering.