Hello Paul + Hello Dale,

   well, the temperatures Paul has mentioned, are quite good ... ;-)

   But, sorry Dale, up to minus 20, 30, 40, even 50 deg Celsius - that's too
   cold for "my father's son" ... ;-)
   Heating must be pretty expensive there ...
   Don't you want to move more to the south, perhaps to Paul ? Then you could
   work together without getting cold hands ... ;-)

   I've always trouble with my fingers in the cold - + you cannot always wear
   handshoes ...

   But we're different - some like the cold + snow, others (like me) are
   "frustrated" in winter + are waiting for warmer days ... ;-)

   Paul, your picture of the "injection system", No P1170544, looks more like
   an ape with a cap - are you shure, that it's the electronic hardware ... ;-)

   This photo makes me smile - don't throw it away ... ;-)


   With kindest regards

   Franky / Frank Herfert

   Look at the cap very carefully :-) That's are ex :-)

   Paul Lamar


Hello Frank and Happy New Year. When I was growing up we go skating or toboganing at -30. Just dress for it but we did get cold hands and feet. Worked as a field mechanic for many years and then Instrumentation mechanic. Lots of outside work to -30 and under a tarp or parachute as a mechanic to keep breeze down. I am now not as tollerant of the cold as I was as a child. I got fed up trying to please the oil patch operators and construction consultants. Operators and their foremen being the worst hemoroids you can possibly be inflicted with!
I am considering moving to Ukraine for 6 months a year. I went to Sumy, Ukraine for a week in March 2009. Missed out on a blizzard and -40 at home. This last week has been similar to what you describe and Odesa is a bit warmer.

Generally pleasant people who like to have a good time with family and friends. Lots of great architecture and food.
In N. America we knock buildings down to build a new one. In Germany you use your town hall for 600 or so years. I have a book; Twentyfive Great Highways of the World. Nine are in Europe so I would like to send my 1940 Ford over and tour those but also add in Norway, Sweden and Finland and also more to see 20 countries. One highway is the Odesa Highway from St. Petersburg to Odesa which I will not consider going to Pootlerstan. I would do the Ukraine part.
I hope Germany can come to grips with the radical Islam problem. All of the EU needs to do that. Also there are issues behind all the referundum talk that need to be resolved to keep the EU together. The statement; together we stand, divided we fall is very pertinent right now with belligerent Czar Poopin of Mordor.
Dale Davies


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