Getting Ready For Winter
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I’ve got a feeling that we may remember what ice is this winter. It’s been a few years sense we have had a bad ice storm, in Texas anyway (not sure about OK). There is a big difference between snow and ice. With snow you at least have a chance, with ice you had better have chains.
Speaking of chains I think I will load them in the toolbox along with a couple of 2X4 to ease the installation when the time comes.
Speaking of chains I think I will load them in the toolbox along with a couple of 2X4 to ease the installation when the time comes.
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I Have the ocean to keep me warm Doc, funny as it sounds it is true 
the cooling energy if you will , from the air, tries to cool the land and the water to the same degree, but the water requires much much more energy to be cooled , so it slows down the entire cooling process. same in the summer with heat, anything over 27-28 degrees here is HOT, the water absorbs all the heat energey from the sun for us
Think of the ocean like my personal heat exchanger, warms things up in the winter , and cools things off in the summer.
the cooling energy if you will , from the air, tries to cool the land and the water to the same degree, but the water requires much much more energy to be cooled , so it slows down the entire cooling process. same in the summer with heat, anything over 27-28 degrees here is HOT, the water absorbs all the heat energey from the sun for us Think of the ocean like my personal heat exchanger, warms things up in the winter , and cools things off in the summer.
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