Do You Know What You're Missing?

I hope all you Nomads who are basking in the Sunshine know what you're missing up here in the Great White North!



All we have to say is "Damn are we jealous!"

Hope to be back down just after the Christmas Holiday/New Year celebration and dig our toes in the sand.

Jonesing for a margarita from Ana's and paddle in the Lagoons

Gotta go and rub it in even further dont cha

Memories

Oh, so you're talkinga bout me the other day when I went to take out the garbage and fell down the back stairs.

While I lay there cussing Old Man Winter, I can hear my wife Cindy in the House laughing hysterically.

Rather than come out and see if I'm all right (I slid down all 5 stairs on my butt with head bouncing off each step) She just stayed in the house laughing her guts out

This being home for the holidays is gotten old real quick. Next year if the family wants to see us for Christmas, they can come visit in Baja

Thanks Diane, something tells me you wouldnt love it as much if you were the one who took it

Talk about a chore, try loading the toys up when it's 18 degrees outside


In order to hook up the straps, you have to have your gloves off, and it just isnt fun.

I'd take sitting on a beach sipping a warm beer right now over the one I have that's frozen from sitting it on the ground while I hooked everything up

now what you mean.

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EMAM, Thanks for the reminder. Has been cool down here in the marsh country of Mississippi, but the water is still in liquid form. Gonna get started on my second sack of oysters in the morn.

Looks like CA may be in for some of that cold.

A white Christmas in Baja?

Today here it is -29 with the windchill.

Anyone want to pick me up

dog in snow

http://dogwork.com/dogsnow/

Hey, it was colder than 64 in Phoenix this morning. And Paulina, who were you speaking about when you asked if he kept his Diesel plugged in? The Ford or his wife????

Just made me spit my drink on the monitor

Both the wife and Truck stay plugged in this time of year! The truck to a engine block heater, and the wife to a blender mixing up drinks to keep us buzzed up enough to stay in this God Awful mess

I have always belived one should never live where you have to plug ones truck in.

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Originally posted by cftlet I have always belived one should never live where you have to plug ones truck in.

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Originally posted by EMAM Quote: Originally posted by cftlet I have always belived one should never live where you have to plug ones truck in. Starting in January, when we leave to head south, I believe I'll take on that motto!

Local weather is calling for lows of 3 degrees and highs under 18 starting this weekend.
We are leaving a week too late !!
May have to chain-up the trailer to get down the hill, but we ARE leaving !!

We live in grants pass ore. I was in red bluff on business in october and I decided to leave my 5th wheel there so I would not have to chain it up going over the siskyous after the holidays. we are headed to baja for three months of sun,cervasa.fishing and great food. We are leaving after the holidays,cant hardly wait. As I get older I think about leaving earlier.

winter wonderland

Stunning photo Igor!! OK, where is that?? Assume it's not Half Moon Bay

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Originally posted by EMAM Talk about a chore, try loading the toys up when it's 18 degrees outside In order to hook up the straps, you have to have your gloves off, and it just isnt fun. I'd take sitting on a beach sipping a warm beer right now over the one I have that's frozen from sitting it on the ground while I hooked everything up

In Duluth we used to consider 20 above to be Indian Summer!

What a beautiful snow tree, Igor. I love how the snow has completely coated the branches, yet we see the pattern formed by those tiny needles - like little snowflakes at the end of each drooping branch.

Nena

This week you can be VERY close to Baja and still find this.

One very Chilly Cactus



Diane