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@m25g2000yqc.googlegroups.com, says... It is gonna be 27 degrees tomorrow morn here in N. FL. so maybe too cold for boating. However, great for looking for caves. All the snakes are too cold to move. Another way it works is that on very cold mornings with dry air, the caves actually blow air out that is more humid and warmer than the outside air. So, one can find caves on mornings like this by looking for the condensing water vapor near them. Mostly, it is the snakes being too cold to move. The rest of us will be hunkered down in our houses with the heat turned up. |
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