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Old 01-02-2016, 04:16 PM #1
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Default ok, the cold is more challenging

Last year winter started here pre-Thanksgiving and stayed until April. It just hit freezing this past week and has just gone Hoth.

Feeling it right to my bones, but I didn't let it stop me... it's just slowing the roll a bit more.

I'm hoping it stays a certain temp for the winter as I do find fluxuations bother me. Whether that is related to another issue or not. I really hope the snow fall stays light, though. I shoveled to the point I had a methodology to my preshovel, shucking of clothes, recover, clean up of the shuck and prep for the next shovel.

I think between shoveling and PT I brought on my shingles last March, but that is a guess.

It is freezing here, though. I'd like 60 F, steady.
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