It's very hot out there
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take care of yourself, families, and your pets that can't take care of themselves my friends.
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Thanx C. Horses stay in their stalls all day where it's pretty cool & come out at night & graze & sleep out in the pasture. Dogs in & out REAL quick during the day--do a lil wanderin at night on the property. Pond is dry, creek is dry--YEP, it's hot!!!
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It is pretty rough out there. 95 the last time I checked, and humid. I just bought the chickens out some cold water, and put a trickle of water in the pool to keep up with what is evaporating.
It is 74 on the first floor of my house right now, feels pretty nice.
It is 74 on the first floor of my house right now, feels pretty nice.
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We got up 98-99F the shade this afternoon and about then I heard my neighbor start up his weedwacker.
At least his wife and kids were smart enough to be in the pool with their two dogs.
Big thunder storm just rolled through and it's dropped down to 74F outside. As I'm writing this I can hear round two of the storm coming from over by Fred's hill way. Time to get back under the bed.
Paul
At least his wife and kids were smart enough to be in the pool with their two dogs.
Big thunder storm just rolled through and it's dropped down to 74F outside. As I'm writing this I can hear round two of the storm coming from over by Fred's hill way. Time to get back under the bed.
Paul
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Went through here hard Paul--took my flag pole down through the pasture fence--OF COURSE!!!!--tore a small chunk of metal roofing off the maintenance pole barn--just an ordinary day on the hill!!!! LOL
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Hot an muggy this far south of course. Working out in it is keeping me in shape or killing me......gotta buy stock in Gatoraid. Garden variety storms everyday, some put up a fight. Hit and miss...Makes it all the sweeter being on the water.....
Kevin
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Ya musta soaked up some of the force, too. Thanks, 'cause it wasn't as bad as the first round.freetown fred wrote: ↑Mon. Jul. 02, 2018 7:01 pmWent through here hard Paul--took my flag pole down through the pasture fence--OF COURSE!!!!--tore a small chunk of metal roofing off the maintenance pole barn--just an ordinary day on the hill!!!! LOL
Paul
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Sorry FF, that is a bummer... As the man from Seattle said "That was the last straw".
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/seattle-becomes-firs ... nd-straws/
That is in case the pony express had to stop for a drink.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/seattle-becomes-firs ... nd-straws/
That is in case the pony express had to stop for a drink.
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muggy n heat index so they say was 110 yeh ok i want fall tah hell with this and all be safe out there and take care !!!!
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We finally broke out of the 90's here. Today's high will only be 85.
But not to worry, as by roughly the year 2040 we should be in the early stages of a period of extremely cold global climate, much like the brutal Maunder Minimum period of 1645 to 1715.
But not to worry, as by roughly the year 2040 we should be in the early stages of a period of extremely cold global climate, much like the brutal Maunder Minimum period of 1645 to 1715.
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But not to worry, as by roughly the year 2040 we should be in the early stages of a period of extremely cold global climate, much like the brutal Maunder Minimum period of 1645 to 1715.
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https://www.lunarplanner.com/SolarCycles.html
But not to worry, as by roughly the year 2040 we should be in the early stages of a period of extremely cold global climate, much like the brutal Maunder Minimum period of 1645 to 1715.
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https://www.lunarplanner.com/SolarCycles.html
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and I will be 96 so that worry does not keep me awake at night.
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You & me both Simon--told all the kids to stock up on parkas!!! I'm sure all their cyber equipment will tell tem exactly how to deal with it all!!! LOL
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Dense fog warning on "The Cape"...
high of 82*...
Life is good...
But the White sharks were spotted near the beach...
So everybody needed to get out of the water...
high of 82*...
Life is good...
But the White sharks were spotted near the beach...
So everybody needed to get out of the water...