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| Posted by: Skyepony, 4:29 AM GMT on September 15, 2006 | +2 |
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West Eau Gallie
Melbourne, FL
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| Elevation: | 29 ft |
| Temperature: | 94.1 °F |
| Dew Point: | 77.0 °F |
| Humidity: | 58% |
| Wind: | 3.0 mph from the South |
| Wind Gust: | 6.0 mph |
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Updated: 11:45 AM EDT on June 19, 2013
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Forge Mountain
Mills River, NC
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| Elevation: | 2540 ft |
| Temperature: | 72.3 °F |
| Dew Point: | 64.7 °F |
| Humidity: | 77% |
| Wind: | Calm |
| Wind Gust: | 3.5 mph |
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Updated: 11:45 AM EDT on June 19, 2013
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APRSWXNET Etowah NC US
Etowah, NC
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| Elevation: | 2376 ft |
| Temperature: | 74.0 °F |
| Dew Point: | 65.0 °F |
| Humidity: | 73% |
| Wind: | Calm |
| Wind Gust: | 0.0 mph |
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Updated: 11:12 AM EDT on June 19, 2013
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Yes, the horses in water is so awesome! I didn't know it was illegal here in the US. Shhh. I'll be quiet. LOL ;-)
Have a great weekend!
Dee :-)
Hurricane Forecasting and Tracking Info with Humour and a Cool Vibe. Go Skye!!
Thanks for the quake links, came in handy with the one in the area of Shanshan tonight.
stormchaser~ good to see ya & thanks! Guess it's gone a little farther then local...lol. I seemed to have lost some of the regulars with no emenent threats. Hope luck has been with you:)
Ya'll have a great day.
Your blog heading is great. Lots of good info even if I am not north enought for your area! Did you have a root canal or mouth surgery also (a few weeks ago it was Love, then Veracity with the painful mouths!LOL)
Hope it gets better soon; nothing worse than tooth or jaw pain.
Thanks for the info in your blog.
Gams
Glad your finding the place useful. You've seen my local blogs spread before:) I stopped myself from putting Lane stuff up, my excuse for is... gotta watch how his remains effects the next trough in case Helene misses the one in front of her...lol. I've been tempted to put links to the other FL NWS offices as well. I will if ya'll want them.
{{wabit}}~ It's so nice to be smiling without pain again.
Hope The Rest of The Weekend is Pretty & Enjoyable.
Give The Ponies A Hug from Us (me & The lurker nieces).
Fran
:) Ya'll have a great Sunday
Here is a page to live feed NASA TV. Enjoy...
Who gave you permission to read my blog?! LMHO heh heh
It was nice to hear from you again.
I have been scratching around your blog a bit - observed:-
1. You are NUTS free climbing wet rocks
2. I would have liked to just hear the roar of those STS (rocket) engines.
3. We never see such dramatic weather conditions here.
We only get the good old 'Cape Doctor' winds from the South East (Antarctica) @ 40-50kts below 2000'AGL. Unpleasant on the ground - makes for power take-offs - @ V2 (wings are working - flying) rotate to 40°(RWY24) to exit the TMA (terminal airspace), and at wind ceiling lower the nose to 20°. Quick. Pilots always want quick. We don't want to work for too long! LOL
Thanks for the NASA Link.
Have a good week.
PS: What saddle do you use?
Have you heard any more about the Thimlar case? We have had nothing in our papers over here. Hope you have a wonderful Monday!
YellowPitts your blog is too good to stay out of. Really enjoyed the trees.
Okay~ There is really a bunch of well placed narrow & steep trails running around Jackson Falls. Though I was precarously balanced on a rock 2' above a 6' square table rock for the pic.. The Magic of the distorting camera. Glad ya'll are enjoying it. By then it had been more than a week since I'd had a proper bath or worn makeup...
Saddles I use regularly~ All purpose hunt seat, Mclealen (sp wrong...the old american army saddle) & flat seat. I'll try to find a pic of the army one later, like a western, more like an austalain but unique.
wabit~ I gotta try to run you down later:)
I'll try to update the weather in the blog in a bit.
Click on First Look for 9/18/2006 15:47, then click the green box #18.
Any new news on Brenda?? What about the quilting shop??
The link with the credit for that takes you right to where you can select these & more & loop them.
PS nice blog....BT
Hoping to hit the Big Sky area for a week long ride either this fall or next spring.
They have no tree, so it was like a bareback cloud that was hard to fall out of.
Sounds like a sweet plan for a ride you have planned.
Glad ya'll are enjoying the blog:)
Thanx for the salute. Have been a bit busy as you would understand.
Hey! That Australian outback jobbie is not a very comfortable saddle. I have one myself, which was a gift. It hits me right on the bones in my bum, so it is now on the racks - just to say I own one!! LOL
I am used to a Stubben from Germany because I am an ex 'A' grade Showjumping jock. Those have a pad just below the tree that helps to hold you knee in place (prevent it from moving forwards) during the pop. But I don't think that would be too comfortable on a long ride. Unless you jump all the wet rocks in the path!
Don't slum it in a Spanish saddle man. They are pomp and bull ego's on the move LMHO!!!
Why not a good old American Cowboy saddle? Then you can take your 30/30 Winchester along!
Chau chau
Another ex grade "A"? sweet. My most used is my Rodrigo Peseo saddle, has the knee rolls...
Leaving a little oysterhead..
So you pull off the cowboy look well?
The high res link you'll find at the waffle house...
Make it a Great Saturday.
Thanks fr the Heads up and your help last night.
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