Good morning from Sunny but cool Manitoba

rpiper

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Good morning from Sunny but cool Manitoba. Minus 13 C here this morning, hoping spring is just around the corner. This is our first Jayco as we bought a used 2008 Jayco Eagle 322FKS. Our first rv was a 1984 Bonair 1200, then we had a 2001 Forest River Sierra 30FKSS. We are really looking forward to the upcoming camping season and getting information from this sight.
 
Good morning from Southern Ontario! and welcome to the Jayco site, eh!
Hope you are out of harm's way for the typical Manitoba spring floods. :0
Sunny here and 1 degree C, with still a thin layer of snow on the ground. Should be gone in a week or so.
Our first camping for 2011 will be the May 24 weekend at a local Provincial Park.
 
Hehe um 15 degrees with no clouds and sunny sunny and more sun here Vancouver area , welcome!!!
 
Welcome from Calgary, I don't know what the temp is as I haven't stuck my nose out the door and am too lazy to look it up, but we have had snow, sleet, fog and who knows what else the last few days and I am sick of it, but then I look at the alternatives throughout the world and consider myself lucky to live in such a great place. How about that for patting myself on the back?
 
A fellow toban, welcome, Where are you from, I am in Brandon. I am starting to think this white stuff is never going to go. We just got back from winnipeg this afternoon, and they have nothing compared to us. You can see bare spots in their ditches and fields. Not so for us, still knee deep in it. Oh well as long as long as its still froze, it cant wash us away right.
 
We live in Moosehorn, two hours north of Winnipeg in the Interlake. We have a seasonal lot at Steep Rock on the east shore of Lake Manitoba.
 
Welcome from BC, I have lots of family in Manitoba, most are around Dauphin area. I like it back there but like BC more.
 
A fellow toban, welcome, Where are you from, I am in Brandon. I am starting to think this white stuff is never going to go. We just got back from winnipeg this afternoon, and they have nothing compared to us. You can see bare spots in their ditches and fields. Not so for us, still knee deep in it. Oh well as long as long as its still froze, it cant wash us away right.

I recall my only winter when I was stationed in Shilo, the furnace in our married quarter came on about the middle of Oct. and was still on when I left the military the next April. We used to wake up to snow drifts in our living room (not a lie) because these houses had no real insulation and were built during the Second World War. I sure remember the snow!!!!!
 
Welcome!

Just had the home A/C tuned up yesterday. Good thing, we'll be +100 F / +38 C by Friday.

I'm sure everyone has heard before that you don't have to shovel sunshine. :O))
 

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