Sunday was close to 70, the water in Nantucket sound was still rather mild.
Getting to the low 80s this week.
Getting to the low 80s this week.
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Warm this week iin NE
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Swedishchef
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It is -14C right now in Inuvik and +28 in Montreal. What a difference!
Enjoy the nice weather! beautiful pictures as well!
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Enjoy the nice weather! beautiful pictures as well!
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sportbikerider78
Minister of Fire
84F here in NY today. Super warm. Hoping for another weak winter.
About 5-6 extra cord ready...and a new boiler going in..in a few wks. I'm ready for whatever.
About 5-6 extra cord ready...and a new boiler going in..in a few wks. I'm ready for whatever.
wow on both temps
Patmosphere
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Hello, I have a 602 Jotul and am looking to get in touch with you with a few questions. I just saw your pictures after using a wire wheel and didn;t notice the base plate. Part #35 in the Jotul 602 diagram. I don't have one either. Is your 602 in use? Did you locate one or find a safe work around.
Hope we can connect. Thank you
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sportbikerider78
Minister of Fire
87 yesterday at my lakehouse. I was in a tube swimming for hours.
I'm sure Fall will come like a hammer.
I'm sure Fall will come like a hammer.
I was in Maine camping on Labor Day weekend and while hiking I walked past some some recent snow in the rocks on the side of the trail on Mt Katahdin. I got into fall mode but the weather got hot. Nice thing about the the heat is its from a big dome dome of high pressure that is keeping Hurricane tracks heading east away from the area.
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