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Ron68 wrote:
This should now preclude me from ever having even the faintest overheating problem during those long, hot parades we have in Seattle......
Yeah.....BOTH DAYS when it gets above 75 degrees ....
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6sally6 wrote:
Ron68 wrote:
This should now preclude me from ever having even the faintest overheating problem during those long, hot parades we have in Seattle......
Yeah.....BOTH DAYS when it gets above 75 degrees ....
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6sally6
C'mon Mike - admit it. You'd love to move from your hot, humid, hurricane prone East coast to the beautiful, (no hurricanes) mild temperature Pacific Northwest. (yes, we did have a day a few years back where the temperature at my house was 108 F. Had a stretch two weeks ago were we were in the high 80's to the mid 90's for about ten days. How 'bout it? Wanna move up here permanently?
Now if you want it hot - move to Eastern Washington - temps in the 100's are pretty frequent there.
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I would Love the cooler Weather.
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