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Shoulder season in the fall be like... shoulder season in the spring be like...

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  1. Dakota Hoarder

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    In the fall inside temps start dipping to below 70 better fire up the insert.

    In the spring inside temps start nearing 70 better open the windows.
     
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  2. Ronaldo

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    Very true. Perspective.....

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  3. Greenstick

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    You know you are from Dakotah Territory when in March +35° means it is now shorts weather.
     
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    Still 37F here, just tossed a few splits in the boiler with no winter outer wear. We haven't had much of a winter anyway, but 40 feels balmy outside.
     
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    Exactly..... Feeling 40 in the fall is time to switch to pants. Feeling 40 in the spring....yeah!
     
  6. Backwoods Savage

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    No way! 70 in the house is too cool. Our house got down to 75 this morning so I started a fire in the stove. It's now up to 77 and climbing. It's about time to take my heavy shirt off.
     
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    I think I would litterly melt, I keep our house at 68 and I walk around in sleeveless shirts.
     
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    Well, with me it goes back to my youth and this is one thing that polio left me with, so I keep the house really warm. Yet, I always used to love winter until the last 10 years or so. Fall is my favorite time of year. But as I age, even though I like fall and the cooler air, I struggle many times to keep warm.
     
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    Im in just shorts when the fire is going strong. She has socks, sweat pants, long sleeve PJ's with her robe and is sometimes puts the blanket on her when in the living room!
     
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    Man, you need to put another log on the fire if she is dressed like that!
     
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    its over 75 in the room and im dying with just shorts on.
     
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    Looks like I'm the odd man out here. I keep my house at 64. I've always done it that way. In the summer I keep it at 78. I'm comfortable at both. I just slowly adjust to the season.
     
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    I adjust too. That is why we have a wood stove; to adjust the temperature so it is comfortable. :rofl: :lol:
     
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    I must fall into that older category. I like it at 75 to 76 in the house and with a wood stove I can do that and not worry if it is going to cost me more in propane.
     
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    I am right there with Dennis. Upper 70s and 80. There are some days I just can't seem to warm up.
     
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    My philosophy exactly.

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    I'm not far from you at 68. Even at 68 mis,redneck complains it could be warmer, but we 68 is our compromise lol but I am very hot blooded and, work out side every day on a dairy farm so some days even at 50 I would think it's warm lol