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still toYall should move up north to Canada, where it's warmer. 14°C (57°F) today, and no snow on the ground. Carrying my Buck 112.
That's the same temperature as was our high today. No snow on the ground yet but that's going to change tomorrow.it's 47f / 8c right now.... Im miserable outside even with two jackets on, so im heading back in and turning on the heat..
I did find a nos 486 and a 426. ironically at msrp prices, but when they were being made. so by today's standards or ebay sales prices..... kinda cheap. so I'll be carrying those soon enough. hopefully it warms back up. I really hate cold weather and winter. the older i get the more i hate it. one of these days I'm heading to the equator.......
it's 47f / 8c right now.... Im miserable outside even with two jackets on, so im heading back in and turning on the heat..
I did find a nos 486 and a 426. ironically at msrp prices, but when they were being made. so by today's standards or ebay sales prices..... kinda cheap. so I'll be carrying those soon enough. hopefully it warms back up. I really hate cold weather and winter. the older i get the more i hate it. one of these days I'm heading to the equator.......
I was just up in West Virginia for Bee's funeral..Leaving the motel at 4:00 am to get back to Florida the blast of 28 degrees and a 25 MPH wind seemed crazy cold. Since the start of this thread I have often wondered why so many of yall actually live in very cold parts of the US in winter. It's dangerous.
I had a 422 in my pocket.
Here in mid-Michigan it's been warm and rainy lately. Mid 40's.
I was hoping to get a boom truck into the back yard and deal with some trees that were damaged in a wind storm back in August. There's no frost in the ground at all.
We're having to use drive mats to keep from burying aerial lifts at work.
New construction sites are horrible when there's no frost in the ground.
I almost prefer the cold over the mud that comes with warm wet weather.
You can always put clothes ON. People start getting uppity when you start taking them off...I was just up in West Virginia for Bee's funeral..Leaving the motel at 4:00 am to get back to Florida the blast of 28 degrees and a 25 MPH wind seemed crazy cold. Since the start of this thread I have often wondered why so many of yall actually live in very cold parts of the US in winter. It's dangerous.
I had a 422 in my pocket.
All I can figure is Spring summer and fall must really be nice way up north..Here in Florida we really only have 6 months of warm/hot weather. I was born and raised in Northern Virginia so I have seen a little. Most years I remember were not that bad. Dad was from Nebraska so we went there a lot in the winter growing up. Around 1959-1960 it got so cold the tip of my nose and ear lobes were frost bitten. I think that has never left my mind..Real cold up there makes many many 'Snow Birds' down here in Florida. We got lots of room.
I love seasons... to be honest, the worst time in new england is late fall and early spring, when its just grey cold and rainy for 4 or 5 months... Love the snow in the winter no matter how cold it gets, and love camping and swimming in the summer humidity. The humidity here can ruin a summer in the city, but if you can get into those deciduos / evergreen forest...its like heavenAll I can figure is Spring summer and fall must really be nice way up north..Here in Florida we really only have 6 months of warm/hot weather. I was born and raised in Northern Virginia so I have seen a little. Most years I remember were not that bad. Dad was from Nebraska so we went there a lot in the winter growing up. Around 1959-1960 it got so cold the tip of my nose and ear lobes were frost bitten. I think that has never left my mind..Real cold up there makes many many 'Snow Birds' down here in Florida. We got lots of room.