Turkic steppes or Caucasus wilds. Your choice?

[Freeroostah]

Of course, it doesn't.

Georgia Republic could be easily compared with Seattle in terms of rainfall which covers 60% of the year and maybe more! lol

[Rumata]

Georgia Republic could be easily compared with Seattle in terms of rainfall which covers 60% of the year and maybe more! lol

1. Georgia is not the whole Caucasus. Far from it.
2. The annual precipitation mm (inches) of my city (Krasnodar) is 735, and it's not so bad at all. We have plenty of sunny days. Maykop has 772. And Tbilisi (Georgia) has far less - 495. Source - Wikipedia.

Exactly, let the others see only rain and gray weather while we will enjoy the peaceful landscape of the green plains, under the blue skies

[Kazimiera]

After all the voting it is only me and Freeroostah on the steppes. But that is all right. He is an expert in yurt-building, he's done this sort of thing before. We can sleep under clear skies with not another soul in sight for miles and miles. In the summer the yurt will shelter us from the heat, and in winter protect us from the cold. I'm still not sure whether Freeroostah actually wants to live with me, but since it is only the two of us, he's stuck with me. The alternative is that he takes his horse and I take mine, ride in opposite directions and see who we come across (or not).

[TenaciousTopologist]

Caucasus are stunning.

[Miko]

the steppes get my vote because it reminds me of home. The steppes are so diverse. Semi-desert, desert, grasslands, wide open spaces.

I'm a steppe girl.

Did you know that mtDNA I peaks in frequency in the Caucasus (Chechenya I recall)

I get why you may say the steppe reminds you of your land, Poland is part of the Great European plain.

[merix]

As a Turk its definitely Caucasus... I'd do anything to live there