To: NCC-1701
Taconite Harbor, about January 12, 1992. I helped fuel the Masabi Miner on her last trip downbound for the season (the Sault locks closed Jan 15.) Subbing for one of our guys who was in the hospital, I had two layers of clothes and a snow mobile suit on and probably too much coffee. It was 25 below with a 20 mph breeze. Thought I was gonna die...
To: Eric in the Ozarks
First Monday in January, 1994, I was in Kitchner, Ontario. It was -25 F and the wind was HOWLING from the north. We decided to go to the Bismark Cafe about a block south of our hotel, the Valhalla. (Really nice place, btw). I was dressed in my normal winter business attire. It was the second longest block I ever walked. My legs almost froze off. The longest block was on the way back facing the wind.
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01/20/2011 12:46:09 PM PST by
Lonesome in Massachussets
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