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    AndyD
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    Does it mean you've never been anywhere cold?

    I guess greenlanders don't buy swimming shorts.

    Ventosa viri restabit

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      Daniel
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      No. it's just I haven't lived somewhere cold since I was 14.

      I was born in Tampa and my parents and I moved to my father's home town when I was 2. I lived in New York for about a year after college as well.

      I hated the cold. I've always hated the cold.

      This is where my father passed in the house he built in '73, the same one my brother and I inherited, and the estate sold.

      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutchess_County,_New_York#:~:text=Dutchess County is a county,Valley region of the state.

      Duchess County (Hyde Park) is where FDR had a mansion. Many old Dutch families and Gilded Age industrialists had mansions on the Eastern side of the Hudson.

      The area was settled by the Dutch before the English. A lot of its place names and folklore are Dutch.

      Its indigenous inhabitants were the Iroquois.

      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iroquois

      It's definitely cold there! There are four distinct seasons.

      It gets much colder and there's a lot more snow if you travel north to Albany, Buffalo, etc.

      I remember the last winter coat I had there. It was jacket length, down but too much, making it look like the robot in Lost in Space, with goofy late '70's style oversized wool collars.

      My mother bought it for school clothes and I wore it for about four years.

      Then when I left to live with my grandparents the summer before 10th grade, I left it there and used it whenever I was there during the winter.

      It was a disaster. I don't know what happened to it. I assume it met a fate along the lines of getting thrown in a dumpster.

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        Daniel
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        #82

        42 F descending to 39 F, current wind 24 mph, wind chill 33 F, Saturday, 8:30 p.m.

        We're about to cross over the wind chill factor being below freezing.

        It should get to 37 F, wind chill 22 F.

        I've been dreading this. I'm still dreading it. The next 7 days are forecast to bring nominal relief.

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          jon-nyc
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          #83

          Still no end in sight for below freezing weather.

          IMG_0182.png

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            AdagioM
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            I arrived in NYC on Wednesday evening, and I haven’t left the hotel since then. It’s going to be 8 tonight. I’m teaching at VogueKnittingLive, and going home tomorrow, where it’s a balmy 60 degrees. Which is very wrong for January/February.

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              No. it's just I haven't lived somewhere cold since I was 14.

              I was born in Tampa and my parents and I moved to my father's home town when I was 2. I lived in New York for about a year after college as well.

              I hated the cold. I've always hated the cold.

              This is where my father passed in the house he built in '73, the same one my brother and I inherited, and the estate sold.

              https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutchess_County,_New_York#:~:text=Dutchess County is a county,Valley region of the state.

              Duchess County (Hyde Park) is where FDR had a mansion. Many old Dutch families and Gilded Age industrialists had mansions on the Eastern side of the Hudson.

              The area was settled by the Dutch before the English. A lot of its place names and folklore are Dutch.

              Its indigenous inhabitants were the Iroquois.

              https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iroquois

              It's definitely cold there! There are four distinct seasons.

              It gets much colder and there's a lot more snow if you travel north to Albany, Buffalo, etc.

              I remember the last winter coat I had there. It was jacket length, down but too much, making it look like the robot in Lost in Space, with goofy late '70's style oversized wool collars.

              My mother bought it for school clothes and I wore it for about four years.

              Then when I left to live with my grandparents the summer before 10th grade, I left it there and used it whenever I was there during the winter.

              It was a disaster. I don't know what happened to it. I assume it met a fate along the lines of getting thrown in a dumpster.

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                Daniel
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                39 F, 20 mph, wind chill 29 F.

                It feels like my fingers and toes are going to shatter like ice and fall off.

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                  Steve Miller
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                  These are deer tracks in the front yard. They’re going from tree to tree finding bark to eat. I dare say they are starving. It is actually nice.

                  IMG-5161.jpg

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                    wtg
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                    I used to love to go for a walk in Door County after a fresh snow. The animal tracks crisscrossing the road were like a map of where anything had been, and in most cases, what they were. There was one time when we saw a long snake-like line through the snow. We finally figured out that it was Morgan, our neighbor's golden retriever. Bill had left Morgan's leash on him in case he needed to restrain him if a car drove by. The leash dragged behind the dog, creating the snow snake. 😁

                    When the world wearies and society ceases to satisfy, there is always the garden - Minnie Aumônier

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                      DougG
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                      normal February day here in Reno would be a high in the 40s and low in the 20s.

                      I changed into shorts before my walk to lunch today… I think it hit 71° in a very bright sunny clear day.

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                        Daniel
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                        @steve-miller very nice picture! We had deer in upstate NY. Some people think fall is the most beautiful season. I think it's winter. I guess summer would be a strong contender too. I always thought spring was the most dramatic change personally. I don't know about where you are but November was our nothing to see here time. The leaves were gone and the snow hadn't arrived. I miss the four seasons. I wouldn't want to live in that part of the world again but it has a lot to recommend it.

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                          41 feels like 36. Actually headed to 37. The wind advisory is over.

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