> z wrote:
>>
>>> message for z
>>>
>>> What is your site address, I think that I visited it once, and would
>>> like to have a look at what you have done.
>>>
>>> I am just north of you in BC. I assume the rain/wind storm that you
>>> spoke of was last weekend. We had a couple of inches of water as
>>> well. A great opportunity for hydro for sure.
>>>
>>> Thanks, Fred
>>
>> yeah like bob f said
>>
>> http://www.homebrewhydro.com
>>
>> That was a nice little storm no? I like the ones that come off the
>> pacific near hawaii -- thus 'pineapple express'. Its like 60F+
>> outside and lashing down the rain. Much nicer than those 40 degree
>> storms we get in mid winter ;)
>>
>
> There are those further east that wouldn't find 40F winter storms to
> be a problem.
>
> Me, I kind of like this climate.
Yeah but a week strait of rain @ 40 gets a bit tiresome.. always wet,
every time you go outside you have to put on rain gear .. always cold. It
might stop raining for 3-4 hours till the next front hits which lasts
another 3 days.. I'd be OK if it got just a little colder and made snow,
at least then you woudln't be as wet and dark. Man i'm looking forward
to summer.
Going out during the pineapple express is a nice change!
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>>> message for z
>>>
>>> What is your site address, I think that I visited it once, and would
>>> like to have a look at what you have done.
>>>
>>> I am just north of you in BC. I assume the rain/wind storm that you
>>> spoke of was last weekend. We had a couple of inches of water as
>>> well. A great opportunity for hydro for sure.
>>>
>>> Thanks, Fred
>>
>> yeah like bob f said
>>
>> http://www.homebrewhydro.com
>>
>> That was a nice little storm no? I like the ones that come off the
>> pacific near hawaii -- thus 'pineapple express'. Its like 60F+
>> outside and lashing down the rain. Much nicer than those 40 degree
>> storms we get in mid winter ;)
>>
>
> There are those further east that wouldn't find 40F winter storms to
> be a problem.
>
> Me, I kind of like this climate.