I don't recall ever reading or hearing about that publication, where can you access it, on the web, printed matter sold on the news rack ?
I kind of observe and make mental notes about what I see, it interests the heck out of me for some reason. Living in this area you learn to roll with the punches, we get some excess rain at in opportune times, as we both know with doing hay, gardens, being able to get into the woods for firewood logs, its a matter of taking advantage when you can, use those times effectively to get ahead, which seems to be the game we have to play, still a safe and generous place we live when you really think about it.
Its hard to disagree with the weather staying milder in the fall, then winter kicking in, 'cept for last winter, what a bonus, darned black flies, gnats were awful though, apple blossoms were hit hard, maple sugaring must have been nuts being so out of sequence. Fall of '10 was not too bad, but once that winter weather kicked in, that was one wicked nasty unrelenting winter, I wished I was more prepared. It was amazing that it really was a real winter and a real spring, snowpack stayed a long time, temps in the 20's right through much of April. That reminded me of what winter and spring was like when I was younger, but I'm also aware of the patterns where it stays like that, then changes, its never dull (not the brass polish LOL !)
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