RI 2018 BS THREAD
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From: northwestern Ontario
Tell me about it, it was only a couple weeks ago they said winter wasn't going to hit us like last year and that we were going to ease into winter this year and start to see snow likely in the second week of November. Last year it come the 24th of October and we've been getting hit this year from the 25th of September...bunch of morons.....
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We're not going to have the warm fall like last year. It stayed in the 70's and 80's until late October. I'm considering keeping the 67 home this winter, and maybe walling off part of the garage it's in, and try and heat it. Still working out the details. Be nice to work on it all winter.
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If you have a tiger torch and a propane tank you can heat a building pretty quick. just put the torch head in an eight foot long pipe and slip it under the door. Before you know it it will be 90° in there..We used to pour cement in -40° weather under a tent made from a roll of 4 mil plastic sheeting with I worked in an open pit mine so we could set up surveying stations..
