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Posted by Judanne on August 18, 2006, 7:32 am
Yep, I have an idea of what Indiana can be like, I lived in Southern
Michigan from 65 to 72, in the outer suburbs of Detroit. Used to go from
110F in summer to -10F in winter. Talk about a land of extremes!
Spent all my teenage years there, so consequently have a love of soul,
motown, hard rock, funk, etc.
Judanne
>I just met a couple of very nice fellows that were from Tasmania. They came
>all the way to Northern Indiana to attend an Industrialized Housing
>seminar. (Looooooog trip, grin.) When they talked about Tasmania, you could
>tell they loved the place. Early spring after a cold winter, there's
>nothing like it. Were heading into fall, one night this week got down to
>40F (but we have a ways to go yet.)
>
> Cheers from Indiana
>
>> Hi Jonny,
>>
>> Well, I'm in Tasmania which is nothing like the mainland of Australia.
>> Its colder but greener and wetter here. The countryside reminds me of
>> travelling through Britain when I was a kid. We had a VERY cold autumn
>> but the winter has been quite mild. This is supposed to be the last
>> month of it now and the month where, if it's going to snow, it will.
>> Instead my orchids (outside) are about to burst into flower and the fruit
>> trees and wattles are looking spectacular. An early spring!
>>
>> Judanne
>>
>>>> Hi all,
>>>>
>>>> I've put some U.V. film on my southern (shaded) side of the house
>>>> because of glare from a metal colourbond fence some metres from the
>>>> window. I was wondering, if I put it on the northern windows (which I
>>>> rely on for supplementary heating during winter) will it also block the
>>>> Infrared rays that heat the slab?
>>>>
>>>> Judanne
>>>>
>>>
>>> Heavily tinted UV film blocks not only UV, but also a good portion of
>>> visible and infrared spectrum. How's the winter in Australia this time
>>> of year?
>>> --
>>> Jonny
>>>
>>
>>
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