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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | 8:00 a.m., December 23, 2006, Central Denver, the view out the front door . . .
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Location: NJ | damn I knew I should have taken a picture of the white paint on my lawn yesterday |
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Location: south east Michigan | yeah... That's the way it ought to be!! |
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Location: Tidal Mudflats of Virginia | Naw, I prefer the greens and blues, it was kinda cold out though, like 72 or something :D
Merry Christmas All! |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | The extremes have been posted. Everybody else find their place on the continuum and have a wonderful holiday! |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | It doesn't really snow in Portland. Two inches, they close the schools, and it's gone tomorrow.
Everyone thinks I'm nuts, cuz I pray for snow.
I'd rather have it be 29 and snowing, than 34 and raining!
You can brush snow off, rain sinks in.
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Location: big island | 
Mauna Kea ("White Mountain") overlooking Hilo Bay. 87 degrees at the shoreline and about 27 degrees on the summit. Mauna Kea is the world's highest summit measured from its base to its top. |
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Location: Cherry Hill, NJ | Ah, the Big Island, that's a beautiful picture. I loved my time last year on the Big Island, you're in a beautiful place. I spent a few weeks on Ohau, and felt like I was stuck in a constant traffic jam. No offense Tim. I did enjoy the span with breakfast at Mcdonalds though. |
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Location: big island | yup, tommy, life is pretty good here. i prefer the island of kaua'i though, where i lived before relocating to the big island in 2003. local families cannot afford to live on kaua'i anymore and the big island's cost of living is catching up. i blame it on oprah and donald trump for announcing that there are still land bargains on the big island. wealthy mainlanders are coming here in droves and the cost of real estate and rentals has gone up 4 fold in the past three years. |
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Location: Tidal Mudflats of Virginia | Lanaki,
Had the ship over to Kona on Tuesday morning to work the Coast Guard mooring buoy. Pride of America was there about the same time. Beautiful weather your having over there, it's been really windy on Oahu.
Yes Tommy, the constant traffic jams drive's me nuts. I lived in LA and didn't have the traffic problems that Honolulu has seven days a week! Maui's starting to have the same problems too...too many cars on to few roads :( |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | "local families cannot afford to live on kaua'i anymore"
My Nana (grandma) lived in Honululu(?) HI. She said Kaua'i was the most beautiful place, hidden away from the tourists. Farms, flowers, and pigs. (She was a country girl, back when Connecticut was country.) Once the tourists find a place... |
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Location: big island | Aloha_Tim,
big island (especially hilo)is usually the one under some sort of weather advisory so it has been pleasant for several days in a row this week. we have 12 different climatological zones on this island so somethin's usually going on. woke up this morning to a volcanic earthquake but nothing close to october's 6.7 |
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Location: big island | Originally posted by Old Man Arthur:
"local families cannot afford to live on kaua'i anymore"
My Nana (grandma) lived in Honululu(?) HI. She said Kaua'i was the most beautiful place, hidden away from the tourists. Farms, flowers, and pigs. (She was a country girl, back when Connecticut was country.) Once the tourists find a place... perhaps we are related old man arthur cuz i called my grandma "Nana" too. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | "we have 12 different climatological zones on this island"
Let me guess:
Glacial
Tundra
Rainforest
Tropical
Mountain-Marine
Rainshadow Desert
Something
Something
Tourist
Semi-Volcanic
Volcanic
Lava moving in your living room!
I have been to Maui as a Tourist and would love to bring my Wife out for a delayed Honeymoon. The sunset had more colors than the Crayola Big-Box! |
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Location: Colorado | Professor: Merry Christmas - we are still digging out up here in broomfield...Are #28 and sally up for another session in the basement? Did you ever find another Korg processor - mine still gets used about 6 weeks per year now.
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Location: USA | ahhh...nooooo...
I personally welcome the 50 degree winters :)
soon the schools around here will have rain delays... |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Hey Mark.....34" here at my house with an additional light dusting of an inch or two on Christmas eve.
Love to get together again....specially if we can get Sally to attend!!!! :mad: You got a current phone number?
A few others in the area now (again) so it would be fun.
Now...4 fingers are basically working at about 90% with the pinkie finger moving up to about 70%. Slow irritating process but at least there is some progress.
Hope everyone had a merry chirstmas! |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Hi mark. Found some on the bay but never jumped on them. Bought a loop instead. T28 is always up for a jam, and Sally has disappeared. |
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