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Old 08-30-2016, 11:03 AM
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Default Fall is in the air.
Sam's gonna hate me but it's beginning to be that time of year here in western PA, for the last two weeks it's been in the mid fifties in the morning. When I mowed on Sunday the yard was full of freshly fallen leave's, i really enjoy fall and am looking forward to the cooler temps and the festivities leading up to Halloween.
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Exactly!!! Don't like fall, nor it's festivities and surely hate the heathen Halloween!! Brats running around begging for candy while people festoon their homes with cheap Chinese-made dollar store decorations. I don't get it.

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Too bad the days are so short, not enough time to enjoy the cool weather.
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I don't know about the cool air thing, we were loading hay in 95 deg. weather last week. I did notice a couple trees beginning to yellow up a bit. Field corn is drying up fast, time to pull the combine in the shop, hopefully tonight.
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Exactly!!! Don't like fall, nor it's festivities and surely hate the heathen Halloween!! Brats running around begging for candy while people festoon their homes with cheap Chinese-made dollar store decorations. I don't get it.

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Come fall.....please come! Getting tired of cutting the grass this year! Need something else to do!
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I wish it would hurry up and get here, Tim! I'm ready for the cooler temps!
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Not me, if I have a choice between Hot and Pool or Cold and Snow, I'm taking Hot and Pool every time.
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Not me, if I have a choice between Hot and Pool or Cold and Snow, I'm taking Hot and Pool every time.
Spoken by the guy with the big, fancy pool. I'd like to point out that the first snow pic of the season was posted by Sam so you can all blame him.
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