Blizzard pics

[Bullet3600]

Here are some of my day after the Blizzard pics ......Bullet




edited by: Bullet3600, Feb 19, 2003 - 08:08 AM[addsig]

[dingus]

there.

hey! all that snow looks familiar... [addsig]

[Bullet3600]

Thanks for all the help with the pics Dingus, I think alot of people are saying the same thing this week. All that snow definatly looks like my place lol, we ended up with 23" here. I always get more than most here since my house is on a 600' hill here up north...........Bullet[addsig]

[remember5]

You guys are lucky.[addsig]

[Tug-n-pull]

No the fols in south Fla. are the lucky ones. Heat vs. Snow I will take the heat any time. sick of winter. Tug :-O [addsig]

[judge09]

I dont know about that one Tug come July when its 110 degrees and 100% humidity in South FL. I would take -10 and 6" of snow any day.[addsig]

[dingus]

yeah, i'd rather be too cold than too hot any day... you can always add enough layers to stay warm... but if its hot, sometimes its so hot that being naked won't even help![addsig]

[Bullet3600]

Now that would be scary.....lol :-O :-O :-O ......Bullet[addsig]

[Tug-n-pull]

I spent 8.5 years in Alaska. One winter I spent two weeks on the Tananaw River Flats Sleeping in a ten man tent with a youkon stove burning Mo Gas for heat and it never got over 15 below the whole time. It got down to 72* below at one point not counting the wind chill and we had heliocopters land around us, that is a really deep wind chil efect. For me 100+ and 100* humidity is perfect for summer. I love it warm and hot even better. I like to sweat and smile while doing it. Tug[addsig]

[dingus]

i went to mexico over the summer, it got to like 115 degrees during the day. at night, under the stars, we would sleep in tents. only, it felt nicer not in the tent so we all ended up moving in the middle of the night. it dropped down to like 90 degrees at night, and it felt so cold i had to sleep in my sleeping bag! haha...[addsig]

[jeepmaster]

my grandma lives in florida and sometimes we go down there for christmas. it'll usually be around 75 or so and coming from iowa we're like wow this is warm....look at grandma and shes wearing her coat lol. all about what you're used too[addsig]