The Parhelion effect...errm that maybe spelt wrong..is when you see false images of the sun, so that it seems that there are three suns and it's supposed to be way cool to see! Very spiffy.
0_0 http://www.northcoast.com/~ming/roses/parhelion.gif I have gone Parhelion crazy since Matrox named their new graphics card that. I sort of like the word :) Which is far better than the time I was stuck on the word Muggy. I mean..say it five times fast muggymuggymuggymuggymuggy. Alaska must be a beautiful place, though it would probably seem completely alien to me. Something the guide noted while we were at Matura, was that Trinidad is sucha diverse island, there seems to be almost every type of landscape there. You have the caroni plains with the sugar cane fields etc. You have the mountains in south with incredible views. You have the flat land of the east coast and the beaches there, then you have the mountainous regions of the North..swamp land in the west and central. On the way to south you have undulating roads and land.. We really have a little bit of everything on this paradise, and for some reason our tourism industry is INTENT on keeping it ALL a secret ^_^ Go figure! -Gel Did anyone say Muggy five times fast btw? Why the heck did you do that? Not even I would say Muggy five times in a row for no reason. How do you feel? *chuckles quietly* ^_^ -----Original Message----- From: Beth F [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, July 17, 2002 8:07 PM To: CF-Community Subject: Re: Neverwinter Nights > Does Alaska get really sunny and is it ever 'warm'? > I imagine lovely evenings etc. in summer (Is alsaka where you see the > Parhelion effect?) Whats a parhelion effect? <g> It is VERY sunny in May and June and much of the winter. Today is sunny and in the high 60's or low 70's F. It has been very hot and sunny this summer - with temps going into the high 70's here in anchorage. When we visited Fairbanks it was 83-86 degrees which felt HORRIBLE to us, and we had to get a hotel room instead of camping because the dogs were melting. > but it always being cold...which kinda defeats the entire purpose of > the sun doesn't it :). Its only cold in the winter! And you dress up for it and you go outside anway or else you get cabin fever. Remember, you can always put on more clothes, but you can only take off so much. > Like when it rains in Trinidad but the sun is still shining in the > sky, we say, "Rain falling, sun shining, monkey marrying.." No I don't > know exactly what it means...or where it came from but it's a saying > :) ROFLMAO. It does this alot in Seattle - where my parents live. I will be saying it the next time I see it. > Oh and be careful, > I'm approaching the point where I could actually afford something as > impulsive as this. > *grin* You should come to visit me for winter solstice. You can see the worst day of the year. ______________________________________________________________________ Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/cf-community@houseoffusion.com/ Unsubscribe: http://www.houseoffusion.com/index.cfm?sidebar=lists
