Brad Lonies hardware and garden stores brings your garage logic podcast number 755 December 16th, 2021.

We reached a high of 58 degrees on this day and 1939. I don't think we're going to beat that today.

And 22 below was the low record in 1876.

And now from the mayor's office above the boat house on the east shore of Spoon Lake.

It's garage logic with rookie on production Chris Reaver's director of social media. John Hyde in the newsroom.

And occasionally Kenny from the Krabby coffee shop. Here is your flashlight king.

Fireworks commissioner and keeper of common sense. Your mayor Joe Sushire.

Let's get the weather out of the way and then move on to more important things.

It's so windy.

Oh, Bill Stein writes on this December 16th morning. I woke to the site of gale force winds driving the snow and causing the white caps to crash on the shore of our now wide open cedar lake.

Up in Akin. It was a perfect day to resurrect the wreck of the F Scott Fitzgerald by Bill Stein.

The legend lives on from the Ojibwe on down about the men's club. They call Gitchie.

Gammie. It's martini's. They say it can really brighten your day if you're just a young scribe for the hair old.

So we started with four and drank 29 more and it was the wreck of the Edmund of the F Scott Fitzgerald.

Terry Trane's great.

Gaff one of the funniest in history.

Tarnet. What is that? Let you guys like it.

No, I'm putting my head on specs.

All right, speaking of.

We now know why they didn't give them a microphone in the band.

Sheesh.

This is from Dale Kirsten who provides links to NOAA sites and government weather sites.

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