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Will Summer kill my snakes?

1 or 2 inches of snow here would send everyone into paroxysms of one sort or another. I've lived here since January '98, and we've had flurries a couple of times. They wouldn't total 1 inch put together. I moved from Indiana, where we did get much more.

And yes, we've got all that charming humidity, heat, bugs and hurricanes. (Why do I live here again?) Ah well, every place has its challenges and its charms. We've also got flowers blooming year-round and magnificent live oaks. I think I moved because I was seduced by the trees.......lol
 
1 or 2 inches of snow here would send everyone into paroxysms of one sort or another. I've lived here since January '98, and we've had flurries a couple of times. They wouldn't total 1 inch put together. I moved from Indiana, where we did get much more.

And yes, we've got all that charming humidity, heat, bugs and hurricanes. (Why do I live here again?) Ah well, every place has its challenges and its charms. We've also got flowers blooming year-round and magnificent live oaks. I think I moved because I was seduced by the trees.......lol
 
Caryl said:
1 or 2 inches of snow here would send everyone into paroxysms of one sort or another. I've lived here since January '98, and we've had flurries a couple of times. They wouldn't total 1 inch put together. I moved from Indiana, where we did get much more.

And yes, we've got all that charming humidity, heat, bugs and hurricanes. (Why do I live here again?) Ah well, every place has its challenges and its charms. We've also got flowers blooming year-round and magnificent live oaks. I think I moved because I was seduced by the trees.......lol
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Id love to live somewhere in America, but then wouldn't we all want to live somewhere we dont? Wow - the nature sounds amazing! Would you ever want to come to the UK?
 
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