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From: gbell@sdcc13.ucsd.edu (Gregory Bell)
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Subject: Re: INDOOR:  Feather problems & Heating needs
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Date: 22 Oct 90 07:36:40 GMT
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In article <RMURA.90Oct21183913@world.std.com> rmura@world.std.com (Ron Mura) writes:
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>I think a steady temperature is more important than the actual degrees.
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>- Ron Mura, Boston, Mass.                   rmura@world.std.com

That's a concern.  Many times during the year the daytime temp can
be in the 80's, only to swing down to the 50's at night.  Doesn't
seem very constant to me!  Does this mean that So. California might
not be a good area to keep 'keets?