The sunsets are spectacular along the gulf coast of Fl.
Hoss, that would put me a little over 2 hours north of Duma Key.
Hoss, that would put me a little over 2 hours north of Duma Key.
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gulf waters running round 62F up my way. Should be a tad warmer for Hoss.
Ummm... cold. If you're a warm weather type. The Canadians come down and swim as it feels warmer to them I think. But it's probably 65-70 on average. This is probably the coldest time of year.
This site tells you and has historical data and such:
Clearwater Beach Water Temperature (Sea) and Wetsuit Guide (Florida - Gulf, USA)
Well the Clark Rd exit is right at 45 mins from me and then it's 15 minutes to Osprey from there (where the Wal-Mart Supercenter is). To get out to the key from there is another 10 maybe.
Thanks to you both.
And you would see me diving right in. If I ever get back to Fl that is.
That's not Jaws, that's the Loch Ness hump.
For the past several years, I've lived in the city. But I'm tired of Sacramento and want to move somewhere new in a year or so… my husband and I are trying to figure out where we want to go.
Sacramento at night.
Sacramento at night.
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If it doesn't warm up soon there will be a house for sale in NH!
Hey, that's the kind of change of pace we're looking for! If your house costs under $50,000, PM me.
For the past several years, I've lived in the city. But I'm tired of Sacramento and want to move somewhere new in a year or so… my husband and I are trying to figure out where we want to go.
Sacramento at night.
My Dad lives in Lincoln. I have spent a lot of time in Sacramento. Mostly Roseville and Citrus Heights. Also Folsom, though I guess that's a bit outside what you'd call Sac. A few years ago, some of the "Lincoln Elms" in the middle of the road leading to the capitol building had to be cut down due to disease. My father is a carpenter and furniture maker that specializes in native or Cali growing woods that he salvages. Most of it is dead fall and driftwood he finds. But he knew the owner of the company who contracted to remove the trees. He was able to get a few of the larger cut slabs and made some desks out of them. These were all trees donated by President Lincoln to California as a gift for its fairly new statehood. He wound up selling the desks to a couple of collectors who were Lincoln buffs due to the wood's historical ties to Lincoln.