On Oct 31, 1:29*pm, Wayne.B wrote:
On Sun, 31 Oct 2010 12:16:51 -0400, "Paul@BYC"

wrote:
I actually enjoy the cold, snowy New England winters but I am sure I
would enjoy living in Miami or the Florida Keys more in the winter.

We're about 120 miles north of the Keys and almost as warm in the
winter. * It's quite nice compared to the north east but if you really
want to be warm in January/February, you need to get at least as far
south as the Turks and Caicos Islands. *That brings you to just south
of most cold fronts.

I kind of like having a winter, as long as it's mild. A couple of
inches of snow is welcome every 2-3 years.

Today was a classic fall day on the lake in SC. 5-10 mph winds,
bright sun, high of 78 degrees. About to throw a filet on the grill.
Hope you are all having a great evening!

On Oct 31, 5:54*pm, Jack wrote:
On Oct 31, 1:29*pm, Wayne.B wrote:

On Sun, 31 Oct 2010 12:16:51 -0400, "Paul@BYC"

wrote:
I actually enjoy the cold, snowy New England winters but I am sure I
would enjoy living in Miami or the Florida Keys more in the winter.

We're about 120 miles north of the Keys and almost as warm in the
winter. * It's quite nice compared to the north east but if you really
want to be warm in January/February, you need to get at least as far
south as the Turks and Caicos Islands. *That brings you to just south
of most cold fronts.

I kind of like having a winter, as long as it's mild. *A couple of
inches of snow is welcome every 2-3 years.

Today was a classic fall day on the lake in SC. *5-10 mph winds,
bright sun, high of 78 degrees. *About to throw a filet on the grill.
Hope you are all having a great evening!

My evening could have been better, but I did make up some delicious
pork loin on the grill for some people who are going through some
tough times. That made it a bit better.