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Dolly
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I couldn't load it either, Destiny, so let me know how you get on.
How many months of the year is there snow in Alaska then. I'm presuming it thaws at some point. |
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destiny
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I think the snow melts in most places, yes. I used to get a kick out of my friend when she'd get all upset because she couldn't remember where she packed their shorts. A heat wave was coming and it was going to get up to SIXTY whole degrees!  (60 degrees F. that is!) |
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Dolly
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I'm sat here sniggering...and I really don't know why. I sat in -14 for a lot of the winter and couldn't get out at all for 3 weeks. Even then it took me 4 days to dig myself out of a snowdrift that had fallen from 10 feet to 5.  |
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destiny
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Now that's my kind of weather! I'd love to feel that it's a heat wave when it hits 60F! That's nice to think about today while I'm sitting here in over 90F heat.  |
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philfischer
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You can turn the forum into whatever you want!
Email me at phil@philfischer.com and I will send you samples of my music.
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bangfor
Joined: 20 Oct 2006
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| Posted: Sun Oct 29, 2006 4:44 pm Post subject: Not in Alaska |
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| I couldn't imagine the hippie culture making it into Alaska. You might have been a small bunch of guys from school or something listening to Hendrix and others and hanging out in bellbottoms, which was a fashion of the 70s though. That part of the country is so remote, all you can see is only moose and ice-fishing and that?s what I still believe, in fact. |
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destiny
Joined: 23 Jul 2006
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| Posted: Tue Oct 31, 2006 12:08 am Post subject: Re: Not in Alaska |
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| bangfor wrote: | | I couldn't imagine the hippie culture making it into Alaska. You might have been a small bunch of guys from school or something listening to Hendrix and others and hanging out in bellbottoms, which was a fashion of the 70s though. That part of the country is so remote, all you can see is only moose and ice-fishing and that?s what I still believe, in fact. |
I take it you've never been to Alaska to have such a view? Sure some areas are remote, but only moose and ice fishing?  That made me smile. You really should visit there sometime, you might be surprised at the major cities and what's available! |
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aima123
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| philfischer wrote: | Yeah, they are big.
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Really? I can't imagine that the mosquitoes their is compared to the size of a bird? Wow probably they have a very itchy bite. |
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destiny
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| aima123 wrote: | | Really? I can't imagine that the mosquitoes their is compared to the size of a bird? Wow probably they have a very itchy bite. |
Just a teeny tiny li'l bird?? Nah, I'll bet they're the size of a humungous
bald eagle! They can carry an elephant away with little effort!  |
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