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Autumn is always a good time here in the desert. Not much change in the plants but those 108 degree days cool off into the low 90's.
Up in the northern part of the state the hardwood's are all changing color but it's nothing like you guys get back in your neck of the woods.
I hope you enjoy the site and join in with the discussions. Autumn is always a good time here in the desert. Not much change in the plants but those 108 degree days cool off into the low 90's.
Up in the northern part of the state the hardwood's are all changing color but it's nothing like you guys get back in your neck of the woods.
Autumn in south Florida, the cities would take in the green plastic palm trees and put out the brown plastic palm trees.
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Welcome! We’ve had our first snows down here at 7000’. And the aspens are almost bare. Winter fever well underway.
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Hello, Dela! Here in NW Arkansas the days are 60's the nights 40's leaves starting to change, it's gumbo weather and the squirrels are busy getting ready for winter storing nuts. Beautiful breeze coming in the window of my tiny wooden shop off of Coon Creek through the maple, walnut and sycamore trees, as I fit a buttplate on a friend's .40 cal longrifle this morning. Life is good; welcome aboard! George.
Hello from Mary land! Somehow that didn't sound near as good as Dela where? Anyway, I shoot at Elkneck state park. Brand spanking new facilities (well freshly refurbished anyway) nice place to shoot.
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