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Glad you folks are also being able to enjoy some of this Indian Summer weather! I'd hate to have to shelve my ride for the Winter months! As said, that is probably why I put up with the population and cost of living out here, and why I relocated to here from So. Cal. instead of further east.
So its almost the middle of November and we had sunny and 65 degrees today. It was amazing. Took the day off and went riding all day. Just got back home now. I know you guys in Cali are use to riding all year long but for us here in MN we could be getting snow any day now. Just thought I would share.
Tomorrow my wife and I are furloughed from work (without pay to cut the state budget) and it will be sunny with a high of 75. We are going to ride, since I am going hunting this weekend.
3 more days of low 60s and sunshine here in MI. Rain, and Winter moving in Saturday for the season. Cannot believe a whole week of this weather. Good for yard work and final prep for the next 6 month season of snow. Still have the last batch of leaves to collect, and need to get the snow blower fired up and ready.
The overnights are frigid so not getting out until about noon riding until about 5 with sunset around 5:15.
I don't want to think about parking my bike ... but it's coming.
I can honestly say i don't miss it....Ex Canuck in the south here...Saw a picture of a Snowblower yesterday in the Northern tool catalog and i started to shiver....
Yup, been in the 60's all week and I have been out everyday. Windy though. Next week I see the high will be in the lower 50's and 40's so I'm getting in my time while I can. Besides, next week deer season starts so I will have plenty to do.
It's a balmy 42 degree afternoon here in the East of England, and though not exactly an Indian Summer, it was a great opportunity to take the Cross Bones out, and get a few miles in.
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