It's 11 in the morning, and the thermometer says fifteen degrees. That's really the only thing worth saying today. If I can get the Jeep running, I'm stealing it and moving to El Paso.
Yes the weather patterns are a wee bit odd here in good ol Canerdaer when Joel was lamenting his below zero and frozen pipes in the desert it was a whopping +6. That would be about 44 degrees in americanese All my snow melted and the days were spent battling the mud the kids kept dragging in on their snow-suits/boots.
Thanking for taking the subzero hit Joel so I could have a few warm days of sunshine. I appreciate it :O)
The last two for the greenery. If you like High Desert with very scattered trees and such ? [Juniper, Huisache, Mesquite et cetera] Up in the Davis Mountains they even have actual Pine trees. And some very beautiful valleys. [small but wet and gorgeous with greenery etc.]
You may wind up going alone, or just with LB... remembering the dog trauma of your last trip...
ReplyDeleteBut I'm not understanding why it is so cold there. I'm a few miles from the Montana border with Wyoming, and it is currently 29 degrees, and snowing.
Low of 17 expected tonight, with a high tomorrow of 40 when the sun comes out.
Must be all that global warming.
Yes the weather patterns are a wee bit odd here in good ol Canerdaer when Joel was lamenting his below zero and frozen pipes in the desert it was a whopping +6. That would be about 44 degrees in americanese All my snow melted and the days were spent battling the mud the kids kept dragging in on their snow-suits/boots.
ReplyDeleteThanking for taking the subzero hit Joel so I could have a few warm days of sunshine. I appreciate it :O)
El Paso ? [an active war-like zone]
ReplyDeleteWay too many government types that truly don't understand the word or concept Liberty.
May I suggest Terlingua or maybe Alpine or Fort Davis ?
http://www.texasescapes.com/WestTexasTowns/TerlinguaTexas/TerlinguaTx.htm
http://www.texasescapes.com/WestTexasTowns/AlpineTexas/AlpineTexas.htm
http://www.texasescapes.com/WestTexasTowns/FtDavisTx/FortDavisTexas.htm
The last two for the greenery.
If you like High Desert with very scattered trees and such ?
[Juniper, Huisache, Mesquite et cetera]
Up in the Davis Mountains they even have actual Pine trees.
And some very beautiful valleys. [small but wet and gorgeous with greenery etc.]
Just sayin'
gooch