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There's only a couple days left of 70 degree and higher weather (unless a warm spell shows up).  Anyone have a good way to say farewell to the summer until next June?  The spray parks are off and school is in full swing so we have to make them count.  I might take the kids to a few Missoula gardens and then probably hike the M or L one last time.
 
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no NO I don't want it to end!!
 
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The usual Missoulian cycle is "It's too cold, I can't wait for summer" followed by "It's too hot, I can't wait for winter" haha.

I prefer the 65-85 temp but winter has its own fun for sure,.
 
keep an eye out for scorpions and black widows. But the tiny ads are safe.
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