Ah Yes,
I do remember the "weather" on the East Coast (spent 5 of the
longest years in my life working in Lexington, MA) Unfortunately here
we only have about 300 days a year of perfect top down weather...:-)
The rule of the house/garage is "if you need to put up the top/hood,
leave it in the Garage" Weather report?? Mid 80s, clear blue sky,can
you spell "perfect"...
Getting ready for a trip to the Palo Alto British Car Meet
2000, on Sunday, nice little 100 mile jaunt, will the top be up?? I
don't Think So! Oh, I forgot about the fall foliage in NE...guess I
will have to make a saunter up over Monitor Pass to view our Fall
Foliage.
From Northern California,the foothills of the Sierra,
Calaveras County, I remain:
At 12:53 PM -0400 9/7/00, Philip E. Barnes wrote:
>At 12:23 PM -0400 9/7/00, Chip19474@aol.com wrote:
>>The weather doesn't get much better than this in the Northeast for early
>>September...what a change from Labor Day Weekend.....all of sudden we have
>>nights in the mid 40's; days barely touching 70; no humidity; and almost no
>>clouds...yippee....
>
>Amen to that! I spent Labor Day on a becalmed sailboat in Chesapeake Bay,
>dehydrating from sweating so much. Come home and what do we get in central
>NY? Frost. Yep, it's happened. Now comes the best part of the year for
>driving in upstate New York.
>
>Phil Barnes (peb3@cornell.edu)
>Cortland, NY (nowhere near New York City)
>'71 TR6 CC61193L (Will run forever on cash)
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Bill Pugh
aka Wily
1957 TR-3
TS16765L
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