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  1. DiggerJim New Member

    joined: Jul 29, 2008
    497 posts
    Northcentral Connecticut
    Saw my first Wooly Bear caterpillar today. Showed it to my wife. "Buy more pellets" she said - she believes the large brown band in the middle signifies a colder than normal winter here in CT.

    Can't get more scientific than Wooly Bear caterpillars I alway say :)
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  2. itworks New Member

    joined: Jul 23, 2008
    206 posts
    Southwestern CT
    I hope she's wrong.
  3. stanleyjohn Feeling the Heat

    joined: Mar 29, 2008
    474 posts
    southcentral Ct
    I hope wooly is right!I love snow.Waiting for my first season of wood heat,but not pushing the time!Enjoying each day as it comes.
  4. BubbRubb New Member

    joined: Dec 19, 2007
    265 posts
    Hagerstown, MD
    We've had mild winters for the past 4 years around here. I'm ready for some of the white stuff when the weather turns colder. However, there's not need to rush the apple cider and pumpkin pie times of the upcoming fall either.
  5. imacman Minister of Fire

    I was always told since I was a kid, that the larger the brown band, the milder the winter, and the larger the black bands, the worse it would be............ I hope I'm right on this one.
  6. billb3 Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 14, 2007
    3,063 posts
    SE Mass
    I just bought a new John Deere 2520 tractor with a front end loader and back-hoe.
    Can plow my way out of anything.
    It might be cold, but it won't snow here now for at least two years.
  7. kinsmanstoves Minister of Fire

    I am not selling air conditioners. Bring on the snow.

    Eric
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