I knew it!

[AN5Sprite]

Just another winter day in Maine...I was looking for a photo of a "nice" day to counter balance. I'm still looking. Suppose I'll take one when the Tunebug gets here this weekend. (happy thoughts)

 

[DNK]

Hope you got a nice blanket for the little guy!!

 

[Guest]

Yup. 's why I HATE winter.

Yes, but it sure kills all the palmetto bugs.

Hahahaha, yankee for roach.

 

[aerog]

Just another winter day in Maine...

Looks awesome to me. Not that I'm a huge fan of <span style="font-style: italic">having</span> to drive any great distance in it, or clear driveways mind you

 

[AN5Sprite]

Well....I guess you've passed the first "test". Maine might be for you. :banana:
Let me know if I can help, you know what they say about misery and company.

 

[aerog]

Thanks If it ever happens I'll let 'ya know.

This was my last snow experience by the way. Back when I had a 4WD Explorer

 

[Guest]

Count me out.

Snow = work. I don't want to have to work just to leave my house.

 

[GregW]

Billy, just think of snow as "dry flooding" and you'll feel right at home. :wink:

 

[Guest]

ccccoooold !

 

[SilentUnicorn]

Count me out.

Snow = work. I don't want to have to work just to leave my house.

geeez- how else are we supposed to get any sunshine??


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[Guest]

"Come to Flareeda Pablo honey."

 

[JamesWilson]

Glasgow, Scotland- about the same latitude as Juneau, Alaska; north of practically everyone else on the BCF.

Not much snow. Lots of dark though.

Shortest day: Go to work in the dark, back home in the dark; and the "daylight" hardly qualifies for such an optomistic description when it's 10/10ths cloud cover....

 

[JPSmit]

Glasgow, Scotland- about the same latitude as Juneau, Alaska; north of practically everyone else on the BCF.

Not much snow. Lots of dark though.

Shortest day: Go to work in the dark, back home in the dark; and the "daylight" hardly qualifies for such an optomistic description when it's 10/10ths cloud cover....

Yeah but you more than make up for it with those long hot dry summers.

 

[ecurie_ecosse]

Glasgow, Scotland- about the same latitude as Juneau, Alaska; north of practically everyone else on the BCF.

Not much snow. Lots of dark though.

Shortest day: Go to work in the dark, back home in the dark; and the "daylight" hardly qualifies for such an optomistic description when it's 10/10ths cloud cover....

Yeah but you more than make up for it with those long hot dry summers.

Long,Hot,Summers,JP? You must have been there early on a Tuesday morning to catch that.

Stuart.

 

[Deleted member 8987]

Ah, but I liked Glasgow....and Faslane. Always the dreary British Isles.....