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Originally Posted by Iceni John
I'm curious, what's all that strange white stuff on the ground? Is that what is called "snow"? I don't understand. We don't get it here when it gets really cold, like it was this afternoon when the temperature plummeted down to the 60s and the sun disappeared behind a cloud. On days like today with a windchill in the mid-60s, I take sensible precautions when I go outside - I wear my slightly thicker T-shirt and shorts and I even put on my winter-weight insulated flipflops, and obviously I still use sunscreen. I was working on my bus today with just shorts on, but I think I may have felt a slight chill in the air for a brief moment. Only the toughest can survive our winters here. Brrrr.
John
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so has it rained out there so the mudslides can put the wildfires out?
i love snow,.. it is the most fun to drive in (ya gotta know how to skid, spin and not panic,.. so basically drive like a maineiac ,...oh also no brakes if you realize you are going too fast it is almost always too late)
snowbanks ! your best friend when you screw up,.. also your worst enemy when you put your car through one (try digging out with a hub cap)