Posted by rusty6 on January 16, 2020 at 14:02:27 from (142.165.29.139):
Right here in Sask. At least I thought that is what they said on the news recently. I heard we set a new record for natural gas use in the past 24 hours and I'd believe it. We have warmed up from -35f to about -10 now but it feels worse now with the #&* SE wind that got stronger. So I'm indoors quite a bit working on video conversions again. Kind of helps to forget the cold for a while watching myself picking up oat swaths in September of 1988. We had just come through the hottest and driest summer in decades and this little patch of reclaimed swamp land was the only part of the farm that produced a decent crop. I included this photo in the video and so far nobody has noticed that it is actually a swath of rye, not oats. I just thought it made a nicer cover photo.
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