Gee, between raw sewage in the springs and sink holes swallowing houses, Buffalo ain't looking that bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by FW
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Gee, between raw sewage in the springs and sink holes swallowing houses, Buffalo ain't looking that bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by FW
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Originally Posted by a64pilot
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The Weather Channel says it's 28° right now in Buffalo...Quote:
Originally Posted by gschaut
Yeah, but that's 28 ABOVE zero - just a nice day, not too cold, yet not warm enough to be sloppy and slushy. 28 BELOW zero, on the other hand, starts to get a little cool even up here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slüdge
Heck, a couple of weeks ago FW was cracking the whip and dragging Tracy and I out to Cow at 26 degrees...some of our gear still had ice on it until we got in the water and thawed it out! :)
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Originally Posted by MORGAN
Sun just came out, and temp is up to 33 deg. And our logs don't have teeth, plenty of water but none of it on the roads or in my basement. AND... when I get home - my home will still be there. Like I said, ain't so bad!Quote:
Originally Posted by Slüdge
Just wish we had some decent caves! It's a long drive to cave country.
Basement? What's that? Down here that would be called an indoor swimming pool :)
Dear,
I'm going to Florida with some friends in April (02 to 14) to cave dive. But I'm worried about the rivers flooded! Our destination will be Peacock, Cow, Ginnie, Madison and Jackson Blue. What is your opinion? Can we dive? Or is it better to cancel the trip?
Thank's.
Ginnie and Jackson will be good. You can easily spend a week in either without getting bored. Or at least I could. The others I would not count on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cristofer
We hit 67 deg today. Mid 60's tomorrow. Bring sun screen if you come up for a plate of wings.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slüdge