Great point. I suppose it depends on the location-- west of the mountains, in the mountains, or east of the mountains.
With remote work, and an off-grid equipped van, I imagine someone who works from a computer can explore a large swath of the state, and nearby states, to find the right mix of weather and activities.
That said, they'd still likely be based in the Seattle area, and would largely remain subject to its weather conditions.
With remote work, and an off-grid equipped van, I imagine someone who works from a computer can explore a large swath of the state, and nearby states, to find the right mix of weather and activities.
That said, they'd still likely be based in the Seattle area, and would largely remain subject to its weather conditions.