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Hortensis

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12. Agree, but I blame HVAC and attached garages even more.

Reply to k2qb3 (Reply #7)

Fri Jan 24, 2020, 02:49 PM

Jan 2020

Dogma wouldn't have held long against increasingly having to create shelter and hole up in one part of the house during especially bad winters and toss and turn all through increasing numbers of hot, humid nights.

As a resident these days of GA and FL, I can promise southern conservative dogs would have started howling over 30 years ago at the latest. The air (outside) here in summer often makes me think of cream soup.

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