>>1404299Everything you're saying is true OP. I still love winter just as much as the other seasons but I admit I get tired of it a bit quicker. I would suggest really thinking about things you can ONLY do in winter and embrace that, so you have something to look forward for the season. Snow shoeing and such. Also the experience of being /out/ during a heavy snowfall is unlike anything else - the stifled silence despite all the movement and activity, makes for great photos (especially at night). Also I like the discomfort and hardship of winter, but maybe that's just the way I am. I drag my friend's /out/ during winter and I love it, but get get pretty over it.
Idunno man, winter sounds, smells, and looks pretty amazing to me (even without snow). You just have to bare more shit and overcome a lot more unpleasantness generally. Idunno if this is feasible for you but perhaps spend late autumn/early winter building a decent semi-permanent shelter and then spend the winter enjoying it?
