Phil S
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Brrrring in Loreto
43 degrees this morning on our car computer at 5:30 a.m.
at Nopolo/Loreto Anyone got a good wood stove they want to sell down here??????
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Don Alley
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Phil S
43 degrees this morning on our car computer at 5:30 a.m.
at Nopolo/Loreto Anyone got a good wood stove they want to sell down here?????? |
And what will we burn in our woodstoves?
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vandenberg
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And Phil, what are you doing up at 5.30 in the morning anyway?
Don't you usually not sleep till around 10 ?
And it finally looks like Baja again weatherwise. At least the sun is out again.
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Mexitron
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Man, I wish it was 43 degs...its been between 27 and 35 degs and cloudy here in NE Texas for the last week--even in the daytime. S'posed to finally
get into some sunshine today though--bueno!
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rts551
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More on the way... 30 in Tucson last night.. another storm today and then 25 tonight.
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Bruce R Leech
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It was 45 this morning here in Mulege
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Paula
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Cold?.... It's a perfect day to start out to San Francisco de la Sierra to see rock art.
When I get back I plan to start my first book "My Life as an Icicle"!
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Garry
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Cold
Was in the 20's for 5 days in a row last week here in Sacto
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Packoderm
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I just got back from the Yucatan last night. I believe the lowest min. temp for the whole trip was around 72 degrees, but the humidity made it feel
much more warm.
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rts551
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East of Tucson 20 Miles. look close and you can see the quail trying to eat. Geeze only came up here for a couple of weeks.
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rts551
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one hour later
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Phil S
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Hi Don. How about burning, buffalo chips????
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Phil S
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Hi Ed V. I'm up at 5:30 sometimes when I do my volunteer early morning cruising. Sort of a Neighborhood Watch program I've been thinking of
establishing down here. Strictly volunteers only. Think it would flly????
You can have the 1 a.m. through 5:30 and I'll take over until daylight. Sound fair????
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Don Alley
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Phil S
Hi Don. How about burning, buffalo chips???? |
The border inspectors at GN confiscated my buffalo chips. 
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