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in arizona?

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He's clearly been taking notes from my blog, Moneypit: Workbench Edition

It surprised the hell out of me too when I first learned it snows there in the winter. Of course I was on a road trip running summer tires so that was.. eye-opening.

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that had to be scary, like being caught with your pants down.

Never saw a statement like this in all my life. I guess I have been sheltered somewhat...:shakes head:

Haha well the biggest differences in mine are 1) mine took 4 hours, not multiple days, and 2) no weird ceiling corners!

If I don't expose you to the real world, who will? You're lucky I took you under my wing. Between my poetic grasp of the English language, and Rusty's slang term of the day, we'll have you trained to be a perverted intellectual titan just like the rest of us in no time!

So you’re saying I can be a Titan if I circle up?

Well just a minute let me get my folding chair, I’m in... ...:happydance:

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Good morning guys

Many don't realize that AZ is not all desert and that Phoenix and Tucson are not the norm for the entire state. Flagstaff elevation is higher than Denver, CO! Most of the northeast of the state is greater than 5,500 feet. I live in Kingman which is 30 miles from NV and 60 from the CA borders. Our elevation is 3,000 to 3,500 feet for the town its self. We have what you call a Sky Island in our backyard. The Hualapai Mountains are a 15 minute drive from my house and rises to about 8,000 feet at its highest peak. AZ is one of the most diverse states in terms of habitat in the US. When I get to talking about AZ outdoors I realize how much I miss being out in the wilds playing like I did for 30 plus years and getting paid for it.:tup:

Thank God you moved someplace warm, EW! Your hands finally don't tingle the jingly bits!

Anyone heard from Baronsmokes at all? Hoping he's alright, I know he had some health concerns recently.

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