Talk about cabin fever, Happy holliday!

On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 20:24:35 +0100, "Roger Ohlund"
wrote:

Hi all,

Just thought I'd give you a hint on what it is like where I live, at this
time of year. =)
The sun rises at about 10 am and sets at 1 pm which in theory gives us three
hours of daylight.

Anyhow, anyone doing any fishing or are you all fighting cabin fever?
(Rephrased question: How are things where you live?)

/ Roger
Daytime engineer
Lifetime fly fisherman
If you feel like it, visit http://www.imsoc.se/angler/ for info on fly
fishing in northern Sweden, Lapland,
or visit http://www.imsoc.se/ffgallery/ , the fly fishermen's gallery.


45.17N -89.73W Sunrise 7:33 Sunset 4:18

In Merrill we have about 8" of snow. Tonight we're supposed to be down near
0 degrees F. A few days ago I took a short evening ski with my 6 year old
son through the nearby state park. It brought back the realization of how
much I enjoy the quality of light we get this time of year. Skiing through
the almost totally silent woods (where were all the owls?), only the faint
outline of Mason was visible as he skied ahead of me, under the big pines,
through the dusk...very good, very, very good.

God Jul!

g.c.

"George Cleveland" wrote in message
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On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 20:24:35 +0100, "Roger Ohlund"
wrote:

Hi all,

Just thought I'd give you a hint on what it is like where I live, at this
time of year. =)
The sun rises at about 10 am and sets at 1 pm which in theory gives us
three
hours of daylight.

Anyhow, anyone doing any fishing or are you all fighting cabin fever?
(Rephrased question: How are things where you live?)

/ Roger
Daytime engineer
Lifetime fly fisherman
If you feel like it, visit http://www.imsoc.se/angler/ for info on fly
fishing in northern Sweden, Lapland,
or visit http://www.imsoc.se/ffgallery/ , the fly fishermen's gallery.


45.17N -89.73W Sunrise 7:33 Sunset 4:18

In Merrill we have about 8" of snow. Tonight we're supposed to be down
near
0 degrees F. A few days ago I took a short evening ski with my 6 year old
son through the nearby state park. It brought back the realization of how
much I enjoy the quality of light we get this time of year. Skiing through
the almost totally silent woods (where were all the owls?), only the faint
outline of Mason was visible as he skied ahead of me, under the big
pines,
through the dusk...very good, very, very good.

God Jul!

God Jul!

/Roger