When I lived in Wisconsin Lone Rock, WI frequently reported the coldest temperatures in winter. Of course, that was before Alaska became the 49th state.
Hey, we STILL do report some of the coldest temps around! OTOH, there are times when the warmer air is “trapped” in our little world and it’s actually warmer than the surrounding area. And YES, we DO have the warmest heart…That is, if you don’t blink and miss the town entirely! ☺
I always wondered what the coldest part of the US was. I happen to live in the coldest town in Montana–or so says the 25 ft. penguin at the edge of town. Any 25 ft. polar bear statues there? I hope your day is great. Can’t wait until you foot it through Montana.
That's the idea, at least. I'm walking westward from New York City for nine months or so.
If everything goes according to plan, I'll be in Oregon when the clock runs out.
If nothing goes according to plan, maybe I'll end up in Peru or Mongolia or Pennsylvania.
You can read all about the details of my trip
if you're so inclined.
When I lived in Wisconsin Lone Rock, WI frequently reported the coldest temperatures in winter. Of course, that was before Alaska became the 49th state.
Hey, we STILL do report some of the coldest temps around! OTOH, there are times when the warmer air is “trapped” in our little world and it’s actually warmer than the surrounding area. And YES, we DO have the warmest heart…That is, if you don’t blink and miss the town entirely! ☺
I always wondered what the coldest part of the US was. I happen to live in the coldest town in Montana–or so says the 25 ft. penguin at the edge of town. Any 25 ft. polar bear statues there? I hope your day is great. Can’t wait until you foot it through Montana.