Frozen Goose

Wow

You have some beautiful scenery there but ain't no way I'd want to live where the lakes freeze over. It gets too cold in Georgia to suit me but I'm glad there are folks who can handle that kind of cold. Thanks for the link.

Andy

Wow

> ain't no way I'd want to live where the lakes freeze over.

The best part is; there ain't no bugs! (at least while the lakes are froze over....:snarky: )

[sarcasm]I love that feeling of all the moisture getting sucked out of your lungs, when it's 30 below....[/sarcasm]

Wow

Andy,

Here's a related temperature chart for those of us who live in or near the Great White North:

The Official Canadian Temperature Conversion Chart:

50 Fahrenheit (10 C)
Californians shiver uncontrollably.
Canadians plant gardens.

35 Fahrenheit (1.6 C)
Italian Cars won't start
Canadians drive with the windows down

32 Fahrenheit (0 C)
American water freezes
Canadian water gets thicker.

0 Fahrenheit (-17..9 C)
New York City landlords finally turn on the heat.
Canadians have the last cookout of the season.

-60 Fahrenheit (-51 C)
Santa Claus abandons the North Pole.
Canadian Girl Guides sell cookies door-to-door.

-109.9 Fahrenheit (-78.5 C)
Carbon dioxide freezes makes dry ice.
Canadians pull down their earflaps.

-173 Fahrenheit (-114 C)
Ethyl alcohol freezes.
Canadians get frustrated when they can't thaw the keg

-459.67 Fahrenheit (-273.15 C)
Absolute zero; all atomic motion stops.
Canadians start saying "cold, eh?"

-500 Fahrenheit (-295 C)
Hell freezes over.
The Toronto Maple Leafs win the Stanley Cup

Doug

You may be right

about there not being bugs when the lakes are frozen, but the worst mosquitoes I've ever seen were in northern Manitoba. I think every stalk of grass had at least 10 skeeters on it. Of course that was in July when I only had to wear a sweatshirt and jacket every day.

Andy

Wow

LOL
:good:

Wow

> -500 Fahrenheit (-295 C)
> Hell freezes over.
> The Toronto Maple Leafs win the Stanley Cup
>
> Doug

😛
rawful