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mrmossyone · 11-07-2007, 11:36 PM

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Originally Posted by kposey

Well, it got down to 32 this morning in North Georgia. AND we had a frost! At least that will take care of some of the bugs we have fought with all summer.

Yeah it's bout time the mosquitos bite the bullit. Heck it was 80 Monday and upper 30's Tuesday night, crazy.

dufferin · 11-08-2007, 12:34 AM

as Canadian I think I'll start soon a thread "is winter ever going to end"

**azflycaster** · 11-08-2007, 10:00 AM

I am in Parker, AZ this morning, It will be 93 here today. Need to head back to Phoenix to cool off!

wheel interested · 11-08-2007, 11:39 AM

It's snowing here in Michigan today. Wanna trade places?

Minnie's Mate · 11-08-2007, 01:24 PM

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Originally Posted by wheel interested

It's snowing here in Michigan today. Wanna trade places?

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janetb · 11-08-2007, 07:21 PM

Carol, it's time for you and Brad--and critters--to come out to California and visit Yosemite!

wheel interested · 11-08-2007, 08:14 PM

Oh yes, yes YES! Janet, that is gorgeous! WHAAAAA We have not been to California yet. I am sooo looking forward to getting there some day soon. Wonderful shot. I think that would be the November photo contest winner.

janetb · 11-08-2007, 09:19 PM

Thanks Carol. All photos posted are taken by Terry, who has terminal photosis--an affliction related to and very compatible with--aluminitis!
Don't wait too long to get out our way.

maxandgeorgia · 11-09-2007, 08:40 PM

We are in the middle of an extended beautiful Indian Summer spell of weather. though I'd trade it for a week of long soaky steady rain to restore ground moisture before a drying winter and to refill our pond. Having abused our flimsy plastic snow shovels spreading compost lately, I decided to restock today when I was at the local hardware store. When I asked if he had snow shovels in stock yet, the clerk looked at me funny and asked if I knew somethng he didn't know! He said with global warming on everybody's minds, no one was asking for snow shovels, that I was the year's first. I just chuckled to myself, remembering last year's early December 18 incher that took everyone by surprise. I walked out with my coal scoop (heavy duty scooper) and a lighter metal snow shovel, thinking that if they hang in the barn all winter, okay, but if I need them, I got 'em! Here's to weather, may we all get what we ask for! ~G

safari57 · 11-09-2007, 09:03 PM

I live in the Pacific North West.

It did not rain today.

Well, okay, it did not rain all day today, but it did rain a bit of the day, but when it's just a little bit and then the sun comes out, and then it rains for a little bit, and then the sun comes out - you are getting the drift of this thing.

Is that global warming?

I too have picked up my snow shovel for the winter. I still have the one I brought with me from the prairies 19 years ago and it is starting to show it's age. So, with new ones on sale for elcheapo since we've not had signs of snow I thought I would partake of one to hang beside the oldie.

I figure if we have the tools the weather will cooperate and it won't snow this winter. It's like buying a convertible and then it rains all summer. Or a ski-doo and then it never snows.