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Subject: Re: 23 Dec photopost and best wishes

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Doug

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Date Posted: 16:42:22 12/25/13 Wed
In reply to: Emm Sea 's message, "Re: 23 Dec photopost and best wishes" on 17:13:58 12/24/13 Tue

>>I just logged on and couldn't help smiling at today's
>>photo post (the skid steer in the snow).
>>
>>Where I live (near Brisbane, Australia), it's about
>>21:45 on Monday evening. I'm sitting here in shorts,
>>all the windows & doors are open, and it's about
>>23degC (about 74degF).
>>
>>It is indeed a wonderful world!
>>
>>Wishing Wes and all my fellow readers a safe and happy
>>holiday period, and I hope it doesn't get either too
>>cold or too hot wherever you are!
>>
>>Emm Sea
>
>
>Just 'to throw a little more fuel on the fire', at our
>corporate Christmas party a few weeks back, I was
>chatting to one of our vendors who, originated from
>Norway.
>
>In a previous life, we had both spent time in our
>respective Armies. We had a bit of fun 'debating'
>whether it was easier route marching (not sure what
>you'all call it) in +30degC or -30degC.
>
>(We both decided the other had the harder time).
>
>Emm Sea

Not sure I would want to do it at either temperature -- sweat to death or freeze your lungs ... done both and don't like either (not that I've done the marching but done some outdoor working when I was mining about 30+ years ago)

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