Nicolas Steenhout wrote:
Nic - I heard NZ is heaven-on-earth.


Marty, you've heard right, it *is* fantastic and I'm loving it. But I
didn't expect to be this cold and the cold really is playing havock on my
body... The thing is, while not "technically" really all that cold, it's
very humid and hard to deal with. I've been moving progressively south
from Canada, to Chicago, then to Savannah, GA... I now realise that the
next piece of land if I keep going South is the Antartic! Time for me to
stop LOL (this one's for you Jim grin [bit of an inside joke])

Cheers


I know of this Pacific island . . . it's right on the
equator. 72 degrees every day of the year, morning and
night. Rains at 3 p.m. every day. Done by 4 p.m. Trade
winds. All the coconuts you can eat. Grass hut is a
definite fixer-upper. Sea level rise MAY become a problem
by 2040.

Jim Lewis - - This economy is a wholly
owned subsidiary of the environment. - Gaylord Nelson

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