Are you there yet?
 

I know I am...


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Hasn't really been that bad here. :(

Winters are the best season in Florida... 75-80 degrees instead of 110.

:glugglug

I couldn't deal with living up North again.

that must have taken some time

:thumbsup

:1orglaugh

hehehehehehehe :thumbsup

it was 90 degrees today, so yes, i can feel the winter also... it was 20 degrees less-hot than the summertime... =)

Well, I'll say this for us... we have no hurricanes here, no monsoons, I've never seen a tornado although I've heard there have been a few over the years.

Just think of each season, and think of them in the extreme....

Winter --- here winter is all that it can be. 5 feet of snow, cold, lots of outdoor winter sports, fresh air.

Spring --- is what spring should be.... melting, thawing, leaves and flowers and grass blooming.... it's like mega-spring here.

Summer --- ranging from rainy to shirtsleeve weather to beastly blistering hot. Very intense.

Fall --- Our autumn has it all. Cool temperatures, leaves turning all different colors, every park and riverbank is right out of a storybook.



... but after 4 months of deep freeze, yeah..... I'm ready to say fuck winter. :D

what is that white stuff......sand?

Damn I am!

That is the coolest! Anybody know how to actually make a snow sculpture like that? Looks like fun.

with a shovel I bet

I'll try and get a few shots up of some massive snow sculptures later. There is a guy in Winnipeg who works with his own crew, sponsored by the Festival du Voyageur ever year, they do sculptures all over the city every winter.

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That one is about 15 feet high.

Nice, I live in CA but that shits funny