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If you are ready for high taxes and cold weather go ahead NoFlyBoy!
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Joined: Apr 2001 Posts: 121,346PanzerMeyer
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Originally Posted by NoFlyBoy
Originally Posted by Ajay
I wonder what their net is like.
The soccer net?
No, the fishing net.
“Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. And if you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you.”
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That looks like a Mr. Rogers neighborhood.
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Norway: From the middle of November until the end of January, the sun doesn't rise at all, or just briefly peaks out over the horizon,
Fake news Haggart. This is what happens north of the Polar Circle, which is at 66,6 North.
At North Cape, the sun is below the horizon for over two months, while Tromsø has the phenomenon for over six weeks. In Lofoten, the period of darkness is short, less than four weeks. From Bodø and further south you actually have the sun even in the middle of winter, so here the sun lights up the winter landscapes for a little while in the middle of the day.
I live in Oslo, at 59.58 North. Temperatures in the summer can vary , but we have periodes with more than 90 F, but they are usually short. In the winter it varies if you live by the sea or further from it. I prefer temperatures below 32 F in the winter. Then we keep the snow and don`t have to drive in sleat and slush. The later years have been rather mild and with less snow though.
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Norway: From the middle of November until the end of January, the sun doesn't rise at all, or just briefly peaks out over the horizon,
Fake news Haggart. This is what happens north of the Polar Circle, which is at 66,6 North.
At North Cape, the sun is below the horizon for over two months, while Tromsø has the phenomenon for over six weeks. In Lofoten, the period of darkness is short, less than four weeks. From Bodø and further south you actually have the sun even in the middle of winter, so here the sun lights up the winter landscapes for a little while in the middle of the day.
I live in Oslo, at 59.58 North. Temperatures in the summer can vary , but we have periodes with more than 90 F, but they are usually short. In the winter it varies if you live by the sea or further from it. I prefer temperatures below 32 F in the winter. Then we keep the snow and don`t have to drive in sleat and slush. The later years have been rather mild and with less snow though.
"I prefer temperatures below 32 F in the winter. Then we keep the snow and don`t have to drive in sleat and slush."
makes sense ....either way I'll keep home base for now in Tex
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