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Old 09-05-2010, 06:58 PM   #1
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We were loaded and ready to go into upper Michigan but the temps forecast for the next week is high 50's and that's not my kind of weather for camping. Down to 40's at night

This chicken heart and the co-pilot are hitting the slab for south.

Any recent suggestions for a Branson Mo. four day stay if you will............... the campgrounds/entertainment.

Traveling with our shelties......

Thanks friends.........

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Well let's see, all the past week the 4PM temperatures in my neck of the woods (Westville NS) were over 100F with Tuesday Wed and Thursday at 106F and Friday at 102F. Now just how hot would you like it to be in Canada?
The storm passed through yesterday, humidity was unbearable but today was such a pleasure I didn't even look at a thermometer. Today blue sky (not a cloud) sunny bright and no perspiration, time to get the RV opp the pad and onto the road again. Must be Global warming, we're not used to those torrid temps certainly wasn't fit to be cooped up in an RV or outside becoming a baked potato

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Come to BC and get wet. Rain and more rain. Must be Global warming.
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Come to BC and get wet. Rain and more rain. Must be Global warming.
No thank's! I like it as it is now 60's at night and mid to high 70's had enough rain Saturday, but thank;s anyway
Would like to get to BC at least once before I cash in my chips. Have a sister in Victoria I haven seen in some years.

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