I prefer both because they offer such different opportunities yet if I had to pick it would be water. I have loved the water or playing in water since I was a small child and once older I discovered the love of falling asleep being rocked by the water. There’s nothing like waking up to the sunrise drinking a cup of coffee while the water calms you.
I’ve had one bad experience on my friends 40ft boat. One day the weather was beautiful, I was sail boarding when I saw this massive black cloud coming our way. I rushed back to the boat and the waves on the way back to the dock were massive, he dealt with the waves while I was down stairs scared but constantly picking up items that had fallen including myself. I felt like it took forever. So glad he was at the helm.
The mountains are beautiful because the terrain is always different and you can see for miles. I was a hiker at one time but stopped after climbing a 1,000 feet to reach the top of Verna Falls at Yosemite National Park. We were rookies at climbing mountains and the climb reminded me why. You had to hike in circles all the way up, I had only one pole and several times I thought about stopping but knew better. The waterfall made every step worth it.

Melinda
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Melinda, that hike sounds so exhausting, I love the beach, and water, too!
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I concure
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I love water yet mountains are charming to me
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I lived near the beach for most of my life and longed for the mountains. It seems like people who live in the mountains long for the beach – that’s where a lot of people around her go for vacation. I don’t miss the beach much, yet, but we’re going for a visit sometime soon. It’s great to have access to both.
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Both have their appeal.
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I enjoy both as well!
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