The official NerdZoner's weather zone! How's your weather today?
- Thread starter Tiffany
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Hitcore
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Very dark indeed. Without my light, the night would be pitch black.
I've taken this route hundreds of times, so I know the way quite well, down to every last bump and ditch.
Not really. We don't have any of those wild animals you mentioned. Technically there could be wolves in the area, but the chances of encountering them are extremely low (though not zero).
Better bring a big bag of Dreamies when you're venturing out!
Thank you, Tiffany. Luckily I live in one of the safest countries in the world, and your kindness keeps me warm.
(and some good clothing too 
)I know what I'm doing, partner. This ain't my first rodeo.
@Hitcore I'm glad you have an efficient flashlight, and don't have to worry much about animals except for wolves (I'll find some Dreamies) and that you have your way so memorized / imprinted on your brain that you wouldn't ever get lost. Glad you stay warm and in a safe country (can't say much like that about the US).
Huge blizzard blowing through the Northeast states. My dh is actually stranded, thanks to mis-management staff at the airport. The brakes on his plane broke. Long day, long story, but basically, in the end when his flight was cancelled, by grace, a determined taxi driver drove him to the hotel he was staying at, in severe treacherous blizzard conditions. Snow is falling at 2 to 3 feet per hour. This taxi driver got him to safety. Shout-out to those hard working people that put their lives at risk in service to help others in dire situations.
Huge blizzard blowing through the Northeast states. My dh is actually stranded, thanks to mis-management staff at the airport. The brakes on his plane broke. Long day, long story, but basically, in the end when his flight was cancelled, by grace, a determined taxi driver drove him to the hotel he was staying at, in severe treacherous blizzard conditions. Snow is falling at 2 to 3 feet per hour. This taxi driver got him to safety. Shout-out to those hard working people that put their lives at risk in service to help others in dire situations.
