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[Adam Todd]

At 10:23 PM 5/02/2007, Jan Whitaker wrote:
>At 05:55 PM 5/02/2007, Stewart Fist wrote:
>> > Snow? In a desert? That would be a novelty.

Isn't Siberia a desert?

>Novelty, but happens often. I lived in Arizona. It snowed in Phoenix. 
>Lovely to look at. Once I had to do a training session to Tucson and a 
>smaller town on MAST trousers for EMTs because of a snow storm that closed 
>down all the airports.  Once I drove across the southern route on I-10 
>through New Mexico and there was lovely snow on all the cactus and palm 
>trees. Beautiful and as you say, novel.

Actually there is a place in the USA where troubled teens are sent to 
discover themselves and learn to work as teams.  It's a desert location 
that in winter is mostly snowed over.

I think Australia is a rarity in having deserts on it's continent that are 
dry and hot only.

But don't stress!  With all that non-existent Claimant Change and the not 
happening Global Warming, we'll have flood and snow in Alice Springs before 
too long!