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People get used to their living conditions at times. My Grandparents hand poor crops in South Dakota in the early 1900’s. 1908 came to Saskatchewan filed on a homestead, came south 14 miles and bought a half section of land with crops on it. This was July 4th to 8th. Sold their farm , came to Saskatchewan near the end of July with their contents and allowable livestock. Beautiful crops and garden. Everything froze solid about August 15th. Grandma was 24, 2 children no help from relatives. They learned to live with it.It’s back. Minus thirty nine tonight, thirty nine tomorrow, forty on Wednesday. That without counting windchill like a pussy. Last week I was wearing crocs and shorts on the beach in Mexico, now this. Jeep was frozen solid this morning, wife’s car froze solid while she worked today. Can’t wait to go back to Mexico in March.View attachment 1389966
We live in a sparsely populated province. But we don’t have many earthquakes, tornados, much flooding. Their is always the ugly head of politics.
Tonight we should be about -34C. In June you can drive for 3 hours into the sunset. At our cabin 150 miles north I can sit on the deck and read a book. Nothing like Sahara who can read 24 hours a day.
Big bonus last week our sunset was 4:54 this week 4:55.
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