Thought I was going to be able to share our first zero degree day but didn't quite make it so I passed these pictures on anyway
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Some folks brag about things other folks would never discuss.... 
It's beautiful but I get cold just looking at those pictures...
It's beautiful but I get cold just looking at those pictures...
That's one of the things I like about Celsius, zero is zero. Water is liquid above it, and solid below it.
Zero Fahrenheit equals... -18c ?
Zero Fahrenheit equals... -18c ?
Who Invented the Fahrenheit and Celsius Temperature Scales and What Zero Degrees Fahrenheit Signifies
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Thanks! Definitely time to bring in the brine solution up here!
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Please keep that up by you!
It is supposed to get pretty cold here this weekend into next week. I work at the MCACN show during setup and I watch over the vehicle exit door where all the rigs are pulling out after unloading. With a north wind, it gets awfully cold there. I bundle up and survive OK. But I get guys who are getting their cars in place, cleaning them up, talking with their buddies etc who come up to me every 20 minutes saying "can you please close that overhead door, we are freezing over there!?".
I have to reply, no I can't. The door has to remain open for the rigs that are pulling out every 10 or 15 minutes, plus the fire marshal requires the overhead doors be open during setup to vent all the exhaust fumes. True!
In cold climates you learn to dress for bitter cold.
It is supposed to get pretty cold here this weekend into next week. I work at the MCACN show during setup and I watch over the vehicle exit door where all the rigs are pulling out after unloading. With a north wind, it gets awfully cold there. I bundle up and survive OK. But I get guys who are getting their cars in place, cleaning them up, talking with their buddies etc who come up to me every 20 minutes saying "can you please close that overhead door, we are freezing over there!?".
I have to reply, no I can't. The door has to remain open for the rigs that are pulling out every 10 or 15 minutes, plus the fire marshal requires the overhead doors be open during setup to vent all the exhaust fumes. True!
In cold climates you learn to dress for bitter cold.
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I hate the cold, especially snow now & I live in it...
It ruins everything, too much shoveling/clearing etc.
Thank goodness it's only for short periods, couple months off & one...
I do still like doing winter activities, only because there's snow...
If there wasn't, I'd be good with that too...
The older I get the less I like it,
but it's a far site better than living in the inner-shitty's, here or anywhere...
When I lived in Alaska I liked it a whole lot more,
but I was also in my 20's then too...
We had snow, a few times up here, the past 2 weeks or so now
most all melted & gone now
(Thank Goodness, they don't use brine or salt up here either)
51* clear & sunny today
It ruins everything, too much shoveling/clearing etc.
Thank goodness it's only for short periods, couple months off & one...
I do still like doing winter activities, only because there's snow...
If there wasn't, I'd be good with that too...
The older I get the less I like it,
but it's a far site better than living in the inner-shitty's, here or anywhere...
When I lived in Alaska I liked it a whole lot more,
but I was also in my 20's then too...
We had snow, a few times up here, the past 2 weeks or so now
most all melted & gone now
(Thank Goodness, they don't use brine or salt up here either)
51* clear & sunny today
you got that right!
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