---- Alistair Bell <albell@shaw.ca> wrote:
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> You know, when you say you live in the GNW I have to admit to a prejudice. Both  in Washington and BC, once to go east over the coast range you have to turn in your mossy badge :-)

Well, having come from the SW, South Plains of Texas and Oklahoma, moss growing on the roof of a house has been a new phenomenon for me since coming to Spokane.  So maybe those of us in the Inland NW can have a mini-badge.  Of course, if Texas and Oklahoma could spread out the rain that they get one spring out of five (like this year) over a whole decade, and spread the spring rain out over the whole year, moss might grow on the roof there, too.

mcneely
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> Alistair
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> > On May 29, 2015, at 6:01 PM, <mcneely4@cox.net> <mcneely4@cox.net> wrote:
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> > Enjoy, Alistair.  I envy you.  NO camping so far this year, what with moving to Spokane, living temporarily in a rental while shopping for a property of our own up here in the GNW.  The search for property has been more difficult than I expected it to be.  Driest May ever here, too.  In fact, dry the whole year so far, almost no snow this winter.  Typically when I have visited in May, a glance to the N or E would reveal snow covered mountains.  The mountain snow was essentially gone in March this year.  mcneely
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> > ---- Alistair Bell <albell@SHAW.CA> wrote:
> >> Packing up the van for a weekend of exploring logging roads. One thing and another has made this our first trip of the year.
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> >> Driest may on record here, perhaps the bugs will be less than normal. I just can't wait to get up high on  hill, look out over the pacific, and sip a cocktail.
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> >> Cheers
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> >> Alistair
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> > --
> > David McNeely
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David McNeely