>>> andjo@FREE.FR 4/16/2004 4:46:46 AM >>>
Quoting Barry Garcia <barry_garcia@...>:
> Constructed Languages List <CONLANG@...> writes:
> >Everyplace in the US that might be "perfect" has a defect of one sort or
> >another.
>
> In Hawaii it's the difficulty of getting from Island to Island. On the Big
> Island it's the possibility your home may be in the path of a lava flow (of
> course you could get lucky and end up in a
> kipuka (an island of life where the lava has flowed around).
>
>
> Here in Monterey it's pretty "perfect" save the summer fog. Other than that
> our climate truly is temperate (Neither too hot nor too cold). There are the
> occasional 10 year 20 degree freezes, but
> those aren't common and usually you only have to worry about tender plants
> with those.
Is that minus twenty degree Celsius, or something else?
Andreas
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That would be degrees Farenheit. 20 F = -7 C
Those of us in the US who are not scientifically oriented still use the
Farenheit scale.
James W.