kolanuraven
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Does the mud ever go away?
It seems you either have feet of snow......or feet of mud??
It seems you either have feet of snow......or feet of mud??
We don't have any mud at all this year,very sad grandson though.... :wink:kolanuraven said:Does the mud ever go away?
It seems you either have feet of snow......or feet of mud??
kolanuraven said:Does the mud ever go away?
It seems you either have feet of snow......or feet of mud??
We get about six days of bikini season if thats what your REALLY asking..... :wink:kolanuraven said:All the cow pics posted....to me at least and we have so PRIME mud here in GA...... the poor beasts are either belly deep in snow or mud!!!!
I was just a'wondering :wink:
Mrs.Greg said:We get about six days of bikini season if thats what your REALLY asking..... :wink:kolanuraven said:All the cow pics posted....to me at least and we have so PRIME mud here in GA...... the poor beasts are either belly deep in snow or mud!!!!
I was just a'wondering :wink:
Kato said:Ohh yeaaa........ I melt when it gets hot. Especially when it's humid too. We've been to Iowa during June, and that was even hot for us. We tried going south to Missouri, but couldn't handle it. I have a lot of respect for those living in places like Louisiana and Alabama. Hot muggy weather would be so much harder to live with for me.
I think our blood is thick from all the cold here. You can tell the Canadians in Vegas in winter because when everyone local is wearing sweaters and jackets, they're all walking around in shirtsleeves talking about how beautiful a day it is.
We do have a lot of snow and mud, but in the summer it is wonderful. In June the sun doesn't go down until well past 10 p.m. here, and even at midnight you can see the sky is lighter in the north. Normal daytime temperatures are not far off room temperature, and the humidity is manageable. Everything is green, and gorgeous, and life is good. 8)
To get to those days though, it's mud and snow. It makes us appreciate the summers so much more. It would be boring living where the seasons didn't change.
gcreekrch said:We need the belly deep snow and mud to get the belly deep grass. :wink:
I can't fathom living in a place where 6 inches of rain, hurricanes and drought are not uncommon and most living things slither,sting and bite.
At least with fall and winter we get 6 months of bug free weather.
There are actually big areas of the three western provinces that are semi-desert climes. The west coast is a rain forest on rocks, we have any climate imaginable depending on where we live except humid, sweltering deep south.
Big Muddy rancher said:gcreekrch said:We need the belly deep snow and mud to get the belly deep grass. :wink:
I can't fathom living in a place where 6 inches of rain, hurricanes and drought are not uncommon and most living things slither,sting and bite.
At least with fall and winter we get 6 months of bug free weather.
There are actually big areas of the three western provinces that are semi-desert climes. The west coast is a rain forest on rocks, we have any climate imaginable depending on where we live except humid, sweltering deep south.
For the sweltering deep south try Southern Ontario in June. :x