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Long Hot Summer
It might be going to be a long hot summer but this morning (Christmas Eve) I woke to find 5 inches of Snow!!!! 
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Dear Fellow Jowetteers,
Larry, your picture brings back memories of salt sizzling the panels to the rear of the doors on my Jupiter all those winters ago!
No matter - a Merry Christmas to you all and a wonderful New Year!
At 7:00 am in Melbourne, OZ, the temperature was 31 degrees C. Now at 8:00 pm same day, it is a very pleasant 17 degrees C. Yesterday we had 36 degrees in shade.
Can someone please explain why my Jupiter had better traction in snow conditions (no grit or salt) than it did on damp grass?
Enjoy yourselves oop there!
Best wishes,
Mike Allfrey.
Larry, your picture brings back memories of salt sizzling the panels to the rear of the doors on my Jupiter all those winters ago!
No matter - a Merry Christmas to you all and a wonderful New Year!
At 7:00 am in Melbourne, OZ, the temperature was 31 degrees C. Now at 8:00 pm same day, it is a very pleasant 17 degrees C. Yesterday we had 36 degrees in shade.
Can someone please explain why my Jupiter had better traction in snow conditions (no grit or salt) than it did on damp grass?
Enjoy yourselves oop there!
Best wishes,
Mike Allfrey.
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