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Nice, those are the only seasons I look forward to... and in that order!
Summers are my favorite but spring is a close second, since it's beauty makes up for its occaisional chilliness.
I saw from other posts how you like it REALLY cold, like 10 F or lower,
but I just thought you might feel bad for those pretty bushes to bite the dust...
Or would you rather be able to experience that extreme cold snap and have to go buy new plants later?
(Like when I want consistant 85 F plus weather, I usually have to spend $$$$.$$ and go south 1000-plus miles on vacation. )
I guess for you and I, really good weather has to cost something.
Oh I might feel bad about the flowers for a few minutes but if getting cold weather means them biting the dust, oh well But we would not be replacing them. Yea, if it's cold weather or the flowers, I say bring on the cold
As you can see, this is completely ****ed in the head.
This February wont be forgotten. It will be forever known as the ****test in history, and summer 2007/2008 will be recognised as one of our crappier summers. In some places, Autumn colours are already showing up
As you can see, this is completely ****ed in the head.
This February wont be forgotten. It will be forever known as the ****test in history, and summer 2007/2008 will be recognised as one of our crappier summers. In some places, Autumn colours are already showing up
48 is deadly? Never heard of anybody dying at almost 50.
Today got up to 22*F and I worked outside all day. Didn't wear a hat, gloves or even my jacket for most of the day. Still kicking after 8 hours out there. And when I say work outside, I mean out standing in the snow or in a frozen trench laying pipe for a new electrical service to a store.
all of you seem to be forgetting it's MID FEBRUARY, in other words MID SUMMER. Some of these pathetic day and night temps are occuring in places where the summer averages are in the mid-90's.
One town in northwestern Vic is over 25ºF below average as we speak.
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