Re: [CH] Hot Iron

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At 12:15 AM +0000 9/11/02, Alex Silbajoris wrote:
>Well, who knows.  This is at the cusp of the season, when the 
>weather is likely to make changes that can be the mirror of the 
>unpredictable weather of spring.  Maybe the weather will be 
>wonderful.  Maybe we (well, some of us) will wake in frost.  Maybe 
>rain and mud...


For the sake of the chiles, I'd hope for something other than a hard 
freeze.  Since I didn't get there until late Sunday morning, I had to 
witness all the chiles dammaged by the freeze last year, and it was 
very depressing.

Now, if we could get a good thunderstorm, that'd be nice.  I've not 
seen a single tornado all year - it's messing up my average! - and 
the lightning photography opportunities have been few and far 
between.  Actually, not really far between - they were all in 
April...  Not much better I can think of than photographing lightning 
to the smell of fresh roasting chiles....


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Chad Gard, KB9WXQ
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