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February 10th 11, 01:55 PM
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Thursday Sunrise in KC
It ain't spring here either, but the warmup starts tomorrow. This was a few
minutes ago minus 4F; minus 20C. Kansas City, Missouri. 
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February 11th 11, 11:53 AM
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Thursday Sunrise in KC
"The Good Poster" wrote:
It ain't spring here either, but the warmup starts tomorrow. This was a few minutes ago minus 4F; minus 20C. Kansas City, Missouri. Fog off a River? It really looks like Smoke off a Grass fire. Crazy Ed
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February 11th 11, 05:01 PM
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"Edward Erbeck" wrote in message
... "The Good Poster" wrote: It ain't spring here either, but the warmup starts tomorrow. This was a few minutes ago minus 4F; minus 20C. Kansas City, Missouri. Fog off a River? It really looks like Smoke off a Grass fire. Crazy Ed Good observation, Ed. I am not really sure those are not clouds, but they do look funny. When I took the pic I was wondering if this might be the source - the wind and placement are about right. The main source of the steam would be two larger cooling towers, one of which is partly visible on the left. This is a government industrial plant. Joe
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February 11th 11, 05:05 PM
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"Edward Erbeck" wrote in message
... "The Good Poster" wrote: It ain't spring here either, but the warmup starts tomorrow. This was a few minutes ago minus 4F; minus 20C. Kansas City, Missouri. Fog off a River? It really looks like Smoke off a Grass fire. Crazy Ed Good observation, Ed. I am not really sure those are not clouds, but they do look funny. When I took the pic I was wondering if this might be the source - the wind and placement are about right. The main source of the steam would be two larger cooling towers, one of which is partly visible on the left. This is a government industrial plant. Joe
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February 14th 11, 11:29 AM
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"The Good Poster" wrote:
Good observation, Ed. I am not really sure those are not clouds, but they do look funny. When I took the pic I was wondering if this might be the source - the wind and placement are about right. The main source of the steam would be two larger cooling towers, one of which is partly visible on the left. This is a government industrial plant. It's hard to not tie the Steam to Congress................... It it a small electric generating power plant? Crazy Ed
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February 14th 11, 02:04 PM
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Thursday Sunrise in KC
"Edward Erbeck" wrote in message
... "The Good Poster" wrote: Good observation, Ed. I am not really sure those are not clouds, but they do look funny. When I took the pic I was wondering if this might be the source - the wind and placement are about right. The main source of the steam would be two larger cooling towers, one of which is partly visible on the left. This is a government industrial plant. It's hard to not tie the Steam to Congress................... It it a small electric generating power plant? Crazy Ed The government doesn't say much about what goes on there - they make "non-nuclear components for nuclear bombs" there, whatever that means. I think the large cooling towers on the left are part of the HVAC, maybe. Don't know what goes on in the larger building, but I'm pretty sure they don't generate electricity there. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bannister_Federal_Complex http://www.gsa.gov/portal/content/101396
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