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Same here.
jup it will, you'll just see where the brass was milled down. I did see someone put a couple o rings around the milled down part with a little space between em, it looked kinda nice.
Went to an outdoor concert at Sonoma State last night and was uncomfortably cold. Is this really August?
Warming up for us again this weekend. 100+'s for the next week. At least the AC, and my wallet had a slight break this week
Great concert venue indeed! Saw Bill Maher there a couple years back in Sept (I remember enjoying a light jacket then). Pretty normal out here in the Redwoods for summer. The Redwoods sure need that coastal fog overnight. Gonna warm to mid-80's next week. Do you live in Sonoma County also? Lucky dogs aren't we?
Yep, I remember those San Berdo temps but will always have a special place in my heart for the area. Whenever I hear a train whistle, I think of staying with my Grandparents in Colton. Most of my kin were "rails" as they referred to themselves.
Enjoy the cool down. Get those wool socks out
It is a great venue, was my first concert there and really enjoyed it. Just wasn't expecting such low temps this time of year. I live in Solano county, but I do enjoy spending time in Sonoma county, been there lots of times.
Jup, us and Houston (4 hrs away) are under heat warnings. Been just over 100 for a bit now. Don't recall the year, but we had 80 something days of triple digits. That was a HOT summer
awwwwww that's so cute. Looks like he wuz fixin to do a somersault! lol
The wife just got back from Houston, actually Spring Tx. last week and said the humidity was terrible, at least we don't have to put up with that.
Jup. Humidity sucks (the life outta you) here! lol
I'm just south of Houston, & maybe 15 miles from Galveston. Surrounded by bayous, & with the Gulf & the Bay so close, there is no escaping the humidity. The heat just makes the whole area a sauna. But....fresh seafood, & beaches!
that's kewl. Amazingly, we rarely got fresh seafood in Galveston. If you didn't have connections with the boats, and they didn't have extra, you didn't get it. Most of it was frozen and shipped elsewhere in the US
I am glad there are people who want to live in hot humid places where its real humid and hot. I visited my aunt and uncle down by San Antonio and just about died. I couldn't even fall asleep because it was too hot and humid. I love my 4 seasons too much to give up the great Northwest. Don't get me wrong, it gets over 100 here sometimes, but its not the norm and the nights always cool down. Guess the people in hot and humid places could say the same thing about my winters. We had snow on the ground 83 days straight a few years ago. What doesn't kill ya...
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I'm originally from Central NY State, in the middle of the 'snow belt', where the seasonal average snowfall is about 130" per year. I worked and drove around in it for nearly 40 years. When I retired in 2003, I decided ENOUGH! One of the first major decisions I made was that this would be my last snowy winter. Don't get me wrong, Central NY is beautiful in the summer, and I even liked the cool springs and falls, but 5 months of snow was too much.
Snow that lasts longer than 48 hours in a given year is just wrong.
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