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and a 1987 Porsche 911 Carrera coupe named Veronica

So this means you are outside and nothing is melting? Don't let the sun hit it. It's not that cold.

Just think you could be shoveling snow and trying to get your car started. I lived in NJ and know it's better here.

Take care,

I grew up in NYC and moved down here from CT, where I know the ugly meaning of shoveling snow and sitting in a cold car waiting for it to warm up.

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Current Gear: Ron Kirn Barnbuster Tele,
Marshall: 1971 SuperLead 100>1997 1960-TV, bunch of pedals
and a 1987 Porsche 911 Carrera coupe named Veronica

I thought Winter in South Florida looked like this....

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[quote="bowlfreshener"]I thought Winter in South Florida looked like this....

It does, the winter birds don't mind 70 degree water. By lunch time it's in the 80's in the sun so you can always get a tan. We are expecting rain later in the week but today is good.

gotta love those tropical winters! I grew up at the beach and was crazy enough to go to college for 2 years in the mountains. I don't want to see snow ever again in my life unless it is from a window and I am sitting by a fireplace on vacation with some whisky and kind herbs.

the winters in Lima are about the same with less sunlight though, usually about mid 70 during the days and mid-upper 50's at night.

I shoveled snow for eight years in Frederick, MD. Great place, but I sure enjoyed giving my neighbors my snow shovels when I left.

South Florida; watch out for the pythons.

Yeah, that's a deterent to keep us from finding out what is really going on in the Everglades. People have had pythons since the 80's and now is when they are showing up?

Those girls don't look like they're in south Florida, that looks exactly like a beach in Cuba.

summertime in south jersey







oh look! i don't see any hurricanes in these pictures, only calm serenity.

of course, maybe you can get used to that, just weather right? now these next pictures are sure to be deterrents for those hot Cuban babes...







what is all this? the work of the CHIGGER, a common pest in the US, however more typical of the southeast coast. hideous little things:





ain't so bad up in the mid-lantic.