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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by casby View Post
    ya you were about 3 hours north of me. it's a totally different landscape north of winnipeg. south of winnipeg is mostly all flat plains with heavy agriculture, and north is mostly bush and lakes with a bunch of indian reserves.
    i liked it. very country and quite.

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  • casby
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    Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post
    so where i was is north of you. i remember it being like a 2 hours drive north from when we landed in Winnipeg.
    ya you were about 3 hours north of me. it's a totally different landscape north of winnipeg. south of winnipeg is mostly all flat plains with heavy agriculture, and north is mostly bush and lakes with a bunch of indian reserves.

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  • Konitz
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    Originally posted by rado
    In the single digits here:thumup: Love this weather....
    :agreed: I concur; denser air for the muscles lol

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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by casby View Post
    lol fuck, sounds like you've been everywhere. it is a nice area up there. the mosquitoes are terrible here, especially by the lakes.

    i live close to the north dakota border. right in the heart of the prairies. not a hill in sight.
    so where i was is north of you. i remember it being like a 2 hours drive north from when we landed in Winnipeg.

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  • casby
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    Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post
    i have been there! only in summer though. we stayed in a cabin on lake Manitoba. beautiful area.
    lol fuck, sounds like you've been everywhere. it is a nice area up there. the mosquitoes are terrible here, especially by the lakes.

    i live close to the north dakota border. right in the heart of the prairies. not a hill in sight.

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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by casby View Post
    manitoba. not too many places that get colder than it does here
    i have been there! only in summer though. we stayed in a cabin on lake Manitoba. beautiful area.

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  • casby
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    Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post
    where you live at?
    manitoba. not too many places that get colder than it does here

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  • buell
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    Originally posted by Mr incredible View Post
    same shit in England, I been digging sister in laws drive out and helping her get the car outa the drive to day so she could shop, she's got a 6year old and 6 month old both need food and stuff. People slipping all over on the roads, England isn't used to or prepared for this weather
    about the same here in atlanta ga in fact i had to pick up some of the guys i work with in my trusty old 1978 bronco and ferry them to work and home again mostly due to icy road conditions on friday.average early temp has been around 12-17 degrees and warming to 22-25 later its predicted to go back to normal hopefully by wed.

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  • Mr I
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    same shit in England, I been digging sister in laws drive out and helping her get the car outa the drive to day so she could shop, she's got a 6year old and 6 month old both need food and stuff. People slipping all over on the roads, England isn't used to or prepared for this weather

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  • buell
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    Originally posted by casby View Post
    you guys crack me up. the last few days have been around minus 25 to minus 37 celsius. with the wind it was up to -50, which would be around -58 fahrenheit.
    once in a while i love it. makes everything crisp. keeps you moving and on your toes
    man thats cold in fact that is ...i cant write my fingers are feezing up thinkin bout how cold that is and to think i was grinnin at this post when just this morning it was almost and i say almost to cold to work out at 19 degrees.

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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by casby View Post
    you guys crack me up. the last few days have been around minus 25 to minus 37 celsius. with the wind it was up to -50, which would be around -58 fahrenheit.
    once in a while i love it. makes everything crisp. keeps you moving and on your toes
    where you live at?

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  • casby
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    you guys crack me up. the last few days have been around minus 25 to minus 37 celsius. with the wind it was up to -50, which would be around -58 fahrenheit.
    once in a while i love it. makes everything crisp. keeps you moving and on your toes

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  • mofo
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    Originally posted by redsquirrel View Post
    I guess so...I hate being hot. But- if it makes you feel better, my legs were stinging a little...but with the coat on, my upper body was sweating. Weird
    hahaha. i rarely sweat. even when i workout it's like the last thing my body does. in 29 degree weather, today i was wearing a tank top, t-shirt, thick scarf that came down to my waist, sweatshirt, wintercoat and then leggings and jeans with ugg boots. i was still cold.

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  • dna9488
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    I am the same way Red. I am always hot.

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  • redsquirrel
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    I guess so...I hate being hot. But- if it makes you feel better, my legs were stinging a little...but with the coat on, my upper body was sweating. Weird

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