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- Thread starter WillyP
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I hope the weather is better for you in the Mountains in a few weeks though.
Don't take any lip from the little hillbilly missy though. She is mouthy but it is ok. It is hard to understand her.
Get some morning pictures ofj her. They can be rough. Nothing like how good we look in the morning, don't you know.
Don't take any lip from the little hillbilly missy though. She is mouthy but it is ok. It is hard to understand her.
Get some morning pictures ofj her. They can be rough. Nothing like how good we look in the morning, don't you know.
Sure will miss you, Royal! 
That might explain some things.General Ray
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you live a bit inland but not to far from the coast?bet you get this now and then.i remember once when i was a young teen stepping out of the pool room i was at on a saturaday night to see big snowflakes falling,it was early april,it wasn't sticking because it was above freezing,but it was a freakish deal.
over Vancouver and the weather can come at us from any one at almost any time. The weatherman has the best job in town 'cause he's seldom right and nobody really cares anymore.
I rememeber a small town back in Oregon where the dj would look out his window towards the foot hills and could tell the weather with remarkable accuracy by taking note of how far up the mountain-side the sheep were. Don't ask me how but the proof was in the pudding.
I rememeber a small town back in Oregon where the dj would look out his window towards the foot hills and could tell the weather with remarkable accuracy by taking note of how far up the mountain-side the sheep were. Don't ask me how but the proof was in the pudding.
