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  1. DocBrown
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    Today Jan 1st 2013
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  3. whs
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    Let's go here to escape the cold (works best in full screen).

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  4. C-11
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    whs said:
    Let's go here to escape the cold (works best in full screen).

    BBQ Ppt Presentation
    I'm tired of clicking yes so just send the RV. :)

    P.S. I went to the end of the video.

    Not to bad here for January...
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  6. whs
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    If you think it's cold in your place, have a look at this. It was a PowerPoint presentation that I recorded from the screen.

    Winter in Siberia - YouTube

    PS: A couple of pictures at the beginning got messed up - sorry.
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  7. alikhan
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    DocBrown said:
    Today Jan 1st 2013
    Wow , The city of flagstaff is situated at an elevation of 7000 feet as what i read on wikipedia . I wonder that is the reason behind freezing temperature it is having .
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