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DianaT
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Snow in San Diego?
Here in Imperial Beach, my neighbor was up at 5:30 a.m. and swears that mixed in with a drizzle there were snow flakes.
Only got sprinkles from this storm, but it sure is cold. 
Diane
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Skeet/Loreto
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To all my Nomad Amigos.
Here i set in the Great Sate of Texas Panhandle-Not Snowed in but Iced In !!
We are cover with about an Inch of Ice, Sleet, and Ice Pellets. Roads are Closed, unable to get to town{Still have enough mixings for a Two Eyed
Tequilla after going out to Feed the Horses.
As I walk along on the Ice, I think of all those Beautifull Beaches in Baja Sur.
But Alas! I am on another Adventure in my Short Life of 75 Years!! Helping my Beautufull Wife to realize her Dream of becoming a Texas Cowgirl, rasing
a Cremello Mare, her Boy Rocky, Two Dogs, two Kittie Cats.
I do miss Loreto and its People, The Sea of Cortez and it's Fish, The Sunrises and Sunsets all fixed in my Mind and Heart. So all you Baja
Adventurers-- Go! Go! Go!
Never, Never stop Dreaming!
Skeet/Loreto
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jimgrms
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I live just south of denver and we have had 56 inches of snow since christmas , and is snowing now temp s are between -3 and 10 degrees, and i am
so looking fwd to summer ,i would leave now but my new diagnosed diabetis is still not controlled ,
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DianaT
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Don Jorge
Those are some very unhappy looking strawberry plants.
We don't expect to get the freeze at the beach----we had to cover a few plants, but no big deal---not like a lost crop.
Diane
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bajabound2005
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Thermometer said 30 this AM in Punta Banda (south of Ensenada).
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bajaguy
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16 degrees here in Carson City this morning at 9:00AM
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DENNIS
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45 degrees inside my beer-box at this moment.
GO CHARGERS
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Bajalover
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20 F this morning at 6:50 am in Borrego Springs. Brrrrrrrrrr.
Sometimes you really do question; why you are and where you are.
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Sallysouth
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Don Jorge, We live down the road from you in C.B and it was 34 this morning at 6 am.Sorry about your berries! Are they going to make it??
Happiness is just a Baja memory away...
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Mexitron
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Hey Skeet--just passed through the Panhandle last week--never seen that area before--very beautiful!! We're heading to Palo Duro for camping in the
spring. Do you drive to Baja or fly?
Ft. Worth is icing up but still driveable...electricity is blinking off occasionally though so some lines west of town are probably affected...
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AmoPescar
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I took this picture...
of the Sierra San Pedro Martir from the Valle Chico in Feb, 2001. We were on our way from El Camote's in the Eldorado Ranch in San Felipe to Matomi
Canyon.
Amo Pescar
[Edited on 1-16-2007 by AmoPescar]
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DENNIS
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Sure makes that bottle of Pacifico look a lot colder.
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4baja
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8 degree here at my cabin with 6 inches of snow. had to buy grip heaters for the quads.
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Oso
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Paper says coldest here in Yuma in 35 years. If I had a big freezer I'd stock up on OJ now. Wonder how Florida citrus is doing?
All my childhood I wanted to be older. Now I\'m older and this chitn sucks.
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DENNIS
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They're saying that orange juice [ trying to avoid the initials ] will probably fall in price as much of the damaged crop can still be used for
juice.
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synch
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Doesn't El Dorado get snow quite often?
| Quote: | Originally posted by AmoPescar
I took this picture...
of the Sierra San Pedro Martir from the Valle Chico in Feb, 2001. We were on our way from El Camote's in the Eldorado Ranch in San Felipe to Matomi
Canyon.
Amo Pescar
[Edited on 1-16-2007 by AmoPescar] |
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synch
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Yeah, soon the price will be more than gasoline
| Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
They're saying that orange juice [ trying to avoid the initials ] will probably fall in price as much of the damaged crop can still be used for
juice. |
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DENNIS
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Probably true. I have to quit believing the news.
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by synch
Doesn't El Dorado get snow quite often?
| Quote: | Originally posted by AmoPescar
I took this picture...
of the Sierra San Pedro Martir from the Valle Chico in Feb, 2001. We were on our way from El Camote's in the Eldorado Ranch in San Felipe to Matomi
Canyon.
Amo Pescar
[Edited on 1-16-2007 by AmoPescar] |
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Which El Dorado?
The development near San Felipe... No, not at sea level to 2,000' anyway... That's low desert... Or I should say it would be very rare... like snow in
San Diego... maybe once in a lifetime (Nov. 1967 was the last time, I recall).
However, I have seen snow in the lower mountains just west of San Felipe... and as Amo's photo from President's Day in 2001 shows, in the Sierra San
Pedro Martir, every winter.
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jeans
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That looks very familiar, Amo!
| Quote: | Originally posted by AmoPescar
I took this picture...
of the Sierra San Pedro Martir from the Valle Chico in Feb, 2001. We were on our way from El Camote's in the Eldorado Ranch in San Felipe to Matomi
Canyon.
Amo Pescar
[Edited on 1-16-2007 by AmoPescar] |
Mom always told me to be different - Now she says...Not THAT different
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