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PNW winters are extremely mild. After however many New England winters Ken has been through I wouldn't be surprised if he gets through this winter just wearing jorts and t-shirts.
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You don't want to make it into a stained glass window with some jb weld and paint? 
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Oct 25, 2021 17:14
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In several years people will be wondering why there are no more coil springs in any junkyards in the PNW https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eU5nFvfCGsE&t=46s
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Dec 17, 2021 06:40
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Leperflesh posted:Can it be seen from the road, if there's a road? The blackberries will take care of that
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Jun 30, 2023 18:39
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I installed a basement window high up on my shed and put some frosted privacy film on it. It added enough light but would have been difficult for someone to use to break in. Though my shed was in the middle of a neighborhood so different risk profile.
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kastein posted:Then flew back here and it's, well, today it is partially cloudy, 50% humidity, 60 degree dew point, 75 degrees, and that's the warmest it's going to get today. I'm on my way to home depot and just rolled one window UP because it was a little too chilly for the highway with both down. I haven't used bug spray in this timezone. I've been in NW Oregon 4 and a half years now and I haven't had a single mosquito bite. I got them all the time back in Illinois and I spent way less time outside there because it was always either way too hot and humid or way too cold. Big fan of the PNW.
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