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  • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

    kyle A couple of pictures from yesterday of everyone bundled up. It never really got above 55 degrees and the sun came out for about an hour. It’s been fun though. KIMG0482.JPG KIMG0480.JPG

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    processhead
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    johnsbrewhouse Camping in 55 degrees is much more pleasant than 95 degrees.
    You can always put on another layer of clothing in cool weather.
    You can only take off so much in hot weather and still maintain community standards for decency. 😉

    Paul

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    • processheadP processhead

      johnsbrewhouse Camping in 55 degrees is much more pleasant than 95 degrees.
      You can always put on another layer of clothing in cool weather.
      You can only take off so much in hot weather and still maintain community standards for decency. 😉

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      johnsbrewhouse
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      processhead One good thing even with warm weather, we have 6 acres all to ourselves. Just have to be observant of the grandkids when it comes to taking off to many clothes. I don’t think I’ll be showing to much skin anyhow. The grandkids hit the creek since it never gets above 50 degrees

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      • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

        kyle A couple of pictures from yesterday of everyone bundled up. It never really got above 55 degrees and the sun came out for about an hour. It’s been fun though. KIMG0482.JPG KIMG0480.JPG

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        johnsbrewhouse Kshhhhhhh, now that brings back fond memories. Enjoy your time on the relax.

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        • processheadP processhead

          johnsbrewhouse Camping in 55 degrees is much more pleasant than 95 degrees.
          You can always put on another layer of clothing in cool weather.
          You can only take off so much in hot weather and still maintain community standards for decency. 😉

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          calldoctoday
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          processhead Then add humidity & you understand why we have not gotten out in a long time, unless we take a longgggggg road trip. We were just talking about that yesterday.

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            johnsbrewhouse Kshhhhhhh, now that brings back fond memories. Enjoy your time on the relax.

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            johnsbrewhouse
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            calldoctoday my granddaughter went into the creek yesterday for a wheelbarrow ride from her dad, she is 11, almost 12. It was cold since the source is snowmelt. That kid loves that creek, along with the dogs.

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            • processheadP processhead

              johnsbrewhouse Camping in 55 degrees is much more pleasant than 95 degrees.
              You can always put on another layer of clothing in cool weather.
              You can only take off so much in hot weather and still maintain community standards for decency. 😉

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              processhead I completely agree, being retired army I have “camped” from below 0 to well into the 100’s and I don’t care how many clothes you take off it is still hot!

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                processhead I completely agree, being retired army I have “camped” from below 0 to well into the 100’s and I don’t care how many clothes you take off it is still hot!

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                mrobisr
                Yep, and the only thing worse than being hot is being hot and sunburnt.

                Paul

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                • processheadP processhead

                  mrobisr
                  Yep, and the only thing worse than being hot is being hot and sunburnt.

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                  processhead amen

                  “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                    Just finishing up my planting. Had a hard freeze the 22nd of May so have waited for the soil to warm up. Beans and corn are soaking so will get planted in the morning. Then finish up with the squash.

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                      Just finishing up my planting. Had a hard freeze the 22nd of May so have waited for the soil to warm up. Beans and corn are soaking so will get planted in the morning. Then finish up with the squash.

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                      wdaly going to get my garden in this weekend if its dry enough. 5 and a half inches in a week is a bit much. Still in the low 40’s at night but hoping it warms up soon

                      hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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