I've visited Chattanooga, Tennessee, and Atlanta, Georgia and I can definitely relate to the appeal of the south, but as much as you love the South with all it's benefits and faults, I love socal with all it's benefits and faults.
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Born in North Carolina and spent all my life in the South and the West. Most all our relatives still live in Georgia, Florida and Texas. There is much I miss about the Deep South, especially the food, but the big sky and wide open spaces of the West are where I feel most at home.
Born and "bread" eh? lmao!
Yes Canada counts, and Greenland, Iceland, Finland, Norway, Sweeten, Northern Russia etc etc.
As far as why Florida isn't included; the only reason I can think of is that everyone who isn't from Florida assumes the entire State is like Miami, Tampa, and Orlando. As some one who was born and bred here, I can tell you that is most definitely not the case.
If you go to Jacksonville, Tallahassee, Gainesville/Ocala, or any of the cities/areas that aren't on the coast, you'll find a VERY southern state.


