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From: stg@uvacs.UUCP (Samuel T. Gregory)
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Subject: Re: Re: Gee...
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Date: Thu, 2-Jan-86 18:06:04 EST
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Posted: Thu Jan  2 18:06:04 1986
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> >Its a little cold to go running around with no clothes on isn't it?
>   ... perhaps in New Jersey, but I've never been. Some years we get
> lucky w/windless 80 degree days at the beach on New Year's Eve. Warm
> enough for a quick swim in our more-than-a-little cold Pacific.

It is cold, but opportunities do present themselves.  December 15 1984,
the temperature rose into the high 60's here in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
The winter had already begun to get to me, so I took off for my favorite
lake.  It was sunny and the lake is surrounded by mountains to block the
wind.  I got in quite a bit of alternate skinnydipping and sunning on the
grass.  The sunning was necessary since the temperature of the water had
not followed that of the air.