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The15thMember:
--- Quote from: Lesgold on January 24, 2023, 02:26:25 am ---You may not need many in your warm climate.
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Funny, I might have said something similar about where you live. I guess we're not too familiar with each other's regions. :cheesy:
Although some of my more northern colleagues might not agree :wink: we definitely experience winter here. As I'm typing this, it's 10:45 AM and it's barely grazing freezing. Our highs in the winter are usually in the 30-50F/single digits C range, with lows regularly below freezing. On top of that, we heat our house with wood, which makes it very dry inside. Hence the need for 1 dozen lotion bars. :grin:
Lesgold:
My subtle Aussie sense of humour generated a reaction. Good to see. Your temps aren?t too bad Reagan. Better than a lot of members on here. Our overnight temps in the cold part of winter normally hover around 40 F and day time temps average about 63 F in our coldest month. We normally get a few frosts which means that we can get down to about 32 but not much lower than that.
The15thMember:
--- Quote from: Lesgold on January 24, 2023, 03:53:58 pm ---My subtle Aussie sense of humour generated a reaction. Good to see. Your temps aren?t too bad Reagan. Better than a lot of members on here. Our overnight temps in the cold part of winter normally hover around 40 F and day time temps average about 63 F in our coldest month. We normally get a few frosts which means that we can get down to about 32 but not much lower than that.
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:cheesy: It's true, it's nothing compared to the folks in Canada, New England, or even the northern prairie states. Just cold enough to legitimately complain about. :grin:
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