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I like the cold and I like Cedar Point so I woulden't mind retireing there.

I live on Lake St. Clair, so the weather wouldn't be that different at all.

I'd like to retire to Florida, on a sandy beach (mind you, without hurricanes, but that may be too much to ask). It's home to most of the major world-famous theme parks, and, of course, has a good climate. Of course, I would fly up north to visit relatives, and when I do, I'll bolt to CP as fast as my car can take me.

Then again, I haven't even entered the workforce yet, so it's a little too early to be thinking about that...

I'll agree....Ohio has some days in the summer when it is actually warm ( maybe even a few hot ), BUT I love coming up there in the middle of July and Dick Goddard - or the weatherperson of your choice - is telling us how hot it is when the temps are in the Lower 80's for a Hi..... Don't get me wrong, I love it up there... Our average Hi in July is usually around 96+. And ya'll usually get a White Christmas!!! another big plus...

Walt said:
Sandusky isn't any different than any other average city in this country. Using similar arguments, I could say that 95% of this country is boring.

95% of the country IS boring.

-- Harley

Thats why you pick a place in the last 5% to retire in.

Unless you lived in that 5% your life. Then you're screwed.

Screamin Eagle2 said:

3)Summers here are the absolute worst... The words Heat Index were invented to describe summer here. And it is not a DRY heat.

wahh wahh wahh cry me a river about your summers

i moved here just in time for oppressive heat/humidity/hurricane season ;)

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To Gregdawg: There are 2 condos for sale right next to Castaway Bay. I checked them out on realtyone.com. The addresses are 124 Marina Point Dr., and 137 Marina Point Drive. The second condo is only $139.000 and had a harbour view. Sharon Woodson is the realtor and the phone is 419-356-0348. Maybe you and your wife can check them out. Good luck.