• Lv_InSaNe_vL@lemmy.world
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    6 hours ago

    Okay so you just listed off public parks I think? Which, believe it or not, we do have in the states. In plentiful amounts too.

    Also, the coldest temp ever recorded in Stockholm was -28c, and this winter we had over 40 days colder than that haha

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      5 hours ago

      Did I? Either my understanding of what “park” means in american english is off, or you need to work on your reading comprehension. For me, some stone steps leading down to the water, a bench and some trees does not constitute a park.

      Obviously you would need to adapt to your climate. May I ask, what icehole do you live in? Alaska? North Dakota? Minnesota? Stockholm is rather warm compared to cities with similar latitude on other continents thanks to the gulf stream (Mil gracias, Mexico!).

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        5 hours ago

        Yeah I guess I would consider a “park” to be “any public outdoor place”. For some steps leading down to the water and a bench it would be a small park, or possibly a “public access site” but that’s still a type of park.

        And yes, I do live in one of those “ice holes” haha. But to be honest, when I went to look it up I thought the numbers would be closer because you’re at a similar latitude but I forgot just how mild of a climate Europe really has.