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54 degrees in Rio Linda, Cal
Out for a drive in my 2003 Asphalt.
54 degrees is not my cup of tea but, I have to exercise the top and self and My 03 SSR. Life is good. And Nachos that are farm to table I’m told.
We shall see if that’s true next.
Furry seats to beat the California heats on these leather seats!!!!
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54 degrees is not my cup of tea but, I have to exercise the top and self and My 03 SSR. Life is good. And Nachos that are farm to table I’m told.
We shall see if that’s true next.
Furry seats to beat the California heats on these leather seats!!!!
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But we would not get that snow pack we need for the summer water without the cold weather in the winter.
That is why the SSR was built with a very good heater.
Killing off the bugs/insects with those low temps is one "plus" for living farther north. Spent over 35 yrs in Nebr. and never had roach/palmetto bug problems in the house. Living in No. Carolina, they are a constant pest that gets inside no matter how clean you may think you have it.
Drives my wife crazy, we have to have the base boards and inside paremeter sprayed a couple of times a year. You get up and very likely to see one or two (upside down) but still alive. For some reason, they lick their feet and the spray somehow upsets their orientation and they flip over half dead..........but not quite.
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