It’s cold but it depends heavily on the humidity and wind. Dry cold doesn’t feel as bad.
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What wing were you on and what was your crime Shifty McVea

You ask too many questions, Cowboy.

Is the hotel still there today, or with Alaskas everchanging population make it go bust?

No, I worked in a hotel when I was out there.

Were you working in a logging camp

Living my life.

What were you doing in Alaska college boy?

I've been out in minus 30 F in Alaska. When it's that cold, you don't even feel it because
within seconds
of being out in temperatures that low any exposed parts of your body (face, etc) will start to become numb very quickly and the fluid in your eyes starts to freeze over causing you to blink constantly. I got frostnip (pre-frostbite) on both of my ears from being out in it for 15 minutes without a hat on. I'm lucky to still have my ears though the tips of them are still very red from the experience.

I guess when you get to temperatures like that a few degrees doesn't make much of a difference and any exposed skin will sting from the cold.

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Washington is a Pacific state!

Nettie lives in the Pacific
Pacific as in Pacific ocean?
Oh my sweet lord is Nettie AQUAMAN?

Nettie lives in the Pacific, BC is warm due to the Pacific compared to around Lake Erie.

sorry about caps, not intentional.

ASK NETTIE, SHE ESSENTIALLY LIVES ON THE BOARDER.