After four years in Minnesota (I am planning on five years sufficing for a
lifetime supply), I've observed that the natives are odd--they seem to relish
winter in a way that normal people don't (and I say that as having qualified as
an interior Alaskan sourdough originally from New York State big-snow country).
No accounting for tastes, I suppose.
Apart from the rail museum, I'm not quite sure why anyone would visit Duluth
even in the summer, but there do seem to be quite a few people around here who
head north for the lakes in the summer and snowmobiling in the winter. I find
I become more opinionated as I age, and John has me by twenty years...
Jace Kahn
General Manager
Ceres & Canisteo RR Co./Champlain County Traction Co.
> Try Haiti Take a pickup with a plow blade.
>
> A better way is stay home with some BONE SUCKIN Mustard (from S C) That will
> warm you up good.
> John Armstrong
> Ken,
>
> Yikes! We southerners have been cowering under quilts in the thirties
> at night. Recently, the weather folks announced possible snow for Christmas
> here in COLUMBIA, SC, so we are retreating to KEY WEST for warmth!!
>
> You folks are really brave<G>!
>
> Respectfully shivering
>
> Bob McCarthy
>
> PS Jan is taking sweaters and sweats because it will be in the 60's in KW,
> very cold for there.
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