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Yep. A lot of people think the threat of earthquakes is the biggest problem involving nature here, but every year the devastation from the fires is a nighrly news story for from July through October.
Right now British Columbia is burning , feel sorry for them everyday I see the news they mention how many thousands have left and lost their homes.
 
Are you serious?. What season are you in over there?.

It's the middle of Winter.

I'm not comfortable in anything less than 24C (75F). We refuse to turn on the aircon unless it's 40C at night. It's a matter of what you are accustomed to.

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The record high temperature for Sydney in January is 45.8C (114.4F). I went for a walk in it - it was rad.
 
It's the middle of Winter.

I'm not comfortable in anything less than 24C (75F). We refuse to turn on the aircon unless it's 40C at night. It's a matter of what you are accustomed to.

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The record high temperature for Sydney in January is 45.8C (114.4F). I went for a walk in it - it was rad.

A 114.4F?!!!, oh no thank you.

now unless you have better air quality then this mess of a city, then maybe, but that's a big maybe.
 
Aside from heat, which I'm not a big fan of, Sydney is one of very few cities in the world I would ever consider as an alternative to Seattle. I only spent a short time there in the late 1980s during the Rugby World Cup. We got beat score-wise by the local clubs the club I was on tour with played, but they thought we were nuts for our head on tackling. They were also a complete blast to be around, and the area around Sydney is spectacular. There are certainly drawbacks, as everywhere. Never mind all that, it made an instant and permanent impression.
 
It's the middle of Winter.

I'm not comfortable in anything less than 24C (75F). We refuse to turn on the aircon unless it's 40C at night. It's a matter of what you are accustomed to.

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The record high temperature for Sydney in January is 45.8C (114.4F). I went for a walk in it - it was rad.
When its minus 10 in the spring everyone gets outside without a jacket and celebrates the death of another winters worth of minus 35 up to minus 47 with windchill.
 
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It's the middle of Winter.

I'm not comfortable in anything less than 24C (75F). We refuse to turn on the aircon unless it's 40C at night. It's a matter of what you are accustomed to.

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The record high temperature for Sydney in January is 45.8C (114.4F). I went for a walk in it - it was rad.
Yup. I spent a while in Brazil. Having grown up in NY, your blood does thin. 50-something ˚F down there, I was freezing.
 
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I'm having you on :laugh:

I have a little more work to do with the basses but it's just perfect outside don't you think.

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@hillerup You seem to be the resident Epi pro... What are your thoughts about people who refinish their Epi T-birds? If it's done well, is it acceptable to you, or do you view it as a bastardization?

People are free to do whatever they want to their Thunderbird, it's theirs - Why would I care?
 
It's just plain old good to be The Queen.
Jealous I am.

It's glorious here just now and I have to rub it in a little. If it helps any, remember that I put up with about 7 1/2 months of rain :D