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And are you confusing it with Miami Lakes? Miami Lakes is about 10 mins west of me and a much better area. Miami Gardens used to be known as "Carol City".
Lol, I've never heard of a "Carol City"...you have to remember I am only 15/16 years old...And no, for some reason I always thought Miami Gardens was a respectable place. I wonder why
I've eaten like complete **** this weekend and drank like a fish. I'm going to have to eat real healthy next week and go out running and do weights a few times as well.
Yeah lol, I woke up at 11am so I didn't see any but I'm sure there would have been heaps.
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Well you wouldn't have seen much frost. It reaches 2 and 3c here in July often and frost doesn't occur because the soil is too warm which it would be where you live.
After a large cold blast I can get a heavy frost at 5c.
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Lots of frost?