GH> I agree with Steven, this applies to all participants, come in the winter
GH> and have a good adventure.
 
You all stand a better chance of getting me up there during hurricane
season, but I'll see what I can do.  I've been wanting to meet you guys for
longer than I can remember and IF I have enough time, I'll track down
Charles Herriot.
 
GH> I will agree that there is a difference in "feel" with
temperatures, we
GH> have a dry cold here, if it was 32F here that is easy to handle, on the
GH> coastal area, like Prince Rupert it would be brutal, because of the
GH> Pacific Ocean.
 
That I could handle no problem.
 
GH> I get by with a medium weight jacket most of the winter, when it gets a
GH> tad colder I put on my down filled coat and only if it is colder than
GH> -25C.
 
And if I bought a parka, how many times would I get to use it?  (-:
 
GH> Give it a try a winter vacation in the North. You may just love it.
 
I might.  I'd like to see that locomotive with the big fan plowing through
the snow.  I was making arrangements to go to Toronto to meet with Nick
Andre, but I found out Ward Dossche would be there too, and oil and water
do not mix.  (-:[
 
 
Regards,
 
Roger

... I wish I had a lower IQ so I could enjoy your company!
--- D'Bridge 3.1