15 Ways Rhode Island Actually Is Cooler And Warmer
The phrase “cooler and warmer” has become a hot topic (no pun intended) for the people of Rhode Island. This new slogan has inspired much heated debate (still no pun intended) concerning local tourism, government officials, and beyond. While we’re not exactly sure what the official meaning is, we thought we’d offer up some cool possibilities! Here are 15 ways Rhode Island is actually cooler and warmer than some might think.
1. Cooler: It makes sense to start this list off with Del's. Perhaps this is what they meant by cooler? Ordering a delicious iced lemonade on a warm day is always satisfying after all.
2. Warmer: The beaches across the state are perfect to visit during the warmer months. Don't worry, this photo might have a European flag, but it was taken in Warwick, not Iceland.
6. Warmer: Did they mean real fire? Experiencing the Providence River come ablaze during Waterfire with eclectic music and street performers is a one of a kind experience.
7. Cooler: The Big Blue Bug wearing sunglasses might be one of the coolest things I've seen in Rhode Island and beyond.
14. Warmer: The warm and welcoming atmosphere of Rhode Island is simply unlike anywhere else. With such beautiful landscapes and kindhearted locals, the nation's smallest state is a truly wonderful place.
15. Cooler: With amazing music festivals, rich history, delicious restaurants, and more, the city of Newport definitely makes the list of cooler Rhode Island things.
