Well, I guess spring has gone already.
The Tiger got up to 105 F., today. Can you imagine how high it
would have gotten if I had started the engine? The digital
indoor/outdoor thermometer read as high as 107.1 F.
Took the grand kids to the L.A. Zoo yesterday, and the new
Snow Leopards were nowhere to be seen. They had more brains
then we did. The Tiger was posing grandly in the sun, and I
erased the pictures, accidentally (new camera). Got the
lioness, regally posing too, but the Lion was hiding
somewhere. Typical male, Linda says.
The forecast is for hotter tomorrow, then cooling down.
Maybe I’ll start the engine. Maybe I’ll take the hardtop off.
Maybe I’ll just have some iced tea and stay indoors. Jay is
probably washing his Alpine.
Steve
(Waiting for the really hot days! Now where did I put that
Cullen Bennett information on air conditioning a Tiger? I’ll
send it to all of you this week)
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