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jlaird

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The Panama City Brit car show tomorrow. Forcast is for windchill in the mid 30s and gale force winds.

Think I will try that another year. Too bad.
 
C'mon Jack!
Get those Long Johns out from the box at the back of the closet, a nice wooly hat, put Miss Agathas top down and have a ball!
It'll be back in the upper 50's by lunchtime.
 
Here in the KC area it has been much colder. I have been days a working 7 days a week out in it as an electrician on a gas turbine generator station on top of a hill. Windy!!!! If it hasn't been really cold, it has been extremely muddy. I always enjoyed my BE if it was above 25 and it was dry. The world just looks different through the looking glass of the BE. The sterio just souinds great.
 
Snow today in north Alabama but I'm still getting ready to drive to Mississippi to take my V8 MGB out of the body shop that's had it for years & never finished it!
 
We're snowed in today (about 10 inches- which is unusual for March)
 
Trevor, it sounds as though you got the snow that was supposed to hit us. I see it went South of here.
My sincere thanks for taking one for the team!
Jeff
 
Yeah, Jack...after the beautiful week we've had here in Athens, GA, lots of sunshine and temps in the mid 70s...today we have SNIZZLE!

I had planned to move some building supplies around, move the car hauler, and back the utility trailer down to a flat spot on the new driveway. That way, when the carpenters get here the first of the week I can get them to help me unload the new compressor on the utility trailer...all 500 lbs of it!

Ray
 
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