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Thank You, No More February for Me, Please . . . .

Posted on February 27, 2020 by Mark Zeiger

I am reaching “that certain age” when, at last, I can call things as I see them, as curmudgeonly as that may make me. In the past, I’ve tried to be diplomatic about my feelings for the month of February … Continue reading →

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Champion Post Hole

Posted on March 19, 2014 by Mark Zeiger

Just before our recent storm, I expressed hope we’d be able to use the snowfall to move firewood (see We’ve Been Warned). Unfortunately, my main Southeast Alaska weather axiom proved true once again: snow is a transitional weather condition. The … Continue reading →

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