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it’s a chilly 64 farenheit here in the florida panhandle.  fortunately, i have a dachshund to keep my feet warm.

High of 17 degrees here in my neck of the woods. Could’ve been worse! 🙂

Not up much tonight, but the chart looks good for now – at least until tomorrow…

Mauna Kea… “White Mountain”…   13,796 Ft above sea level.

I love how Canadians don’t acknowledge it’s “chilly” until it is well below zero F.  Growing up in northern Wisconsin I never got the ‘long-johns’ on until below zero, either.

Your picture of the snowbound train reminds me of the White Pass & Yukon railroad from Skagway.  Each spring they must clear the line of ‘Canadian Concrete’.

http://www.railpictures.net/photo/372125/

3 more days only… before I put 250 miles of ocean and some large volcanos between me and….. that!

And hanging out in Kaneohe Bay,  Kailua of all places.

http://www.saskarchives.com/Snow-Buried-Train

I’ve sent out the Commuter Gold Train to get you folks in the frozen mainland.

http://www.railpictures.net/photo/599762/

Get onboard… get warm… there’s some golden HOT COFFEE waiting for you.

If it’s any consolation, it’s pouring cold rain in Hawaii, and there is snow on Mauna Kea.  Yes… we get snow in Hawaii, too!