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In Febraury my boyfriend and I trying to play a trip. I d love to go somewhere where it s cold/snowing because I m born and raised in AZ. He, on the other hand, hates the snow. We re using a timeshare so if it s in the USA it ll be fairly cheap. If you could go anywhere in the US, where would you go?PS we re in our 20 s

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