I finally decided to retire at 70.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

73. The city of Santa Fe does not get all that much snow.

And most of the time it is all gone by noon, because the sun comes back out and melts/evaporates it. The Santa Fe ski basin is over 10,000 feet. In fact, we have not had any significant snow in the city this winter, but I can look out across my back yard at the Sangre de Cristo mountains and at the moment there's a decent amount of snow on the peaks. So moving here does not require getting used to snow in any real way.

What you do have to get used to is the altitude. I personally love it. However, several years ago I spent two weeks in the Taos ski valley, above 10,000 feet, and I could absolutely tell the difference between 7,000 and 10,000 feet.