[AMRadio] Maine visit

[Rob Atkinson]

Ya but I bet none of that lasts six months or more, or all year long
like they do when the temperature never goes below freezing point.
Also, when you have a few weeks below freezing it kills the bugs.
That way you don't have these flying things six inches long.  Go down
to Flahridah and you'll think you're in Jurassic Park.

Rob
K5UJ

On Mon, Mar 18, 2013 at 12:18 PM, John Flood <kb1fqg at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi Rob,
>
> We have West Nile up here to, Lyme from ticks, and Deer flies aka Greenheads
> and the bite from them makes a horse fly seem tame. Thunder and lightning
> here too and tornadoes as well.  Pretty much all except the fire ants don't
> seem to make it up here in New England.  We do get a break in winter. wind
> chills sometimes to 30 or 40 below zero and snow and ice storms with
> hurricane force winds.  But we know that soon we will be back in summer with
> usually at least a a few 100+ degree days.  The good thing about winter is
> that when I take out the warm blankets, the bedside radios get swapped out
> to hollow state!
>
> John
> KB1FQG