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My name is Tony Phillips, born on Robbie Burns Day in 1943 in Brighton, England. I have been in North America since...
... 1968. Wife Sarah and I moved to a rural part of Fort Bragg, California in 2000 to enjoy our retirement. I am an avid reader of arcane books, have an eclectic collection of nearly 10,000 pieces of music and am a train nut - I love real ones and all types of model ones. I am the Mendocino Coast Model Railroad & Historical Society's historian and with enormous help from my friend Roger Thornburn (the blog's webmaster) have compiled a history of the railroads that operated along the Mendocino Coast - you can find it at Mendorailhistory.com. My torso reveals my other love - food and chocolate. I am blessed with four great kids with whom I have had great adventures. I have, alas, grown old but definitely have not grown up.

If you have any comments or complaints about this blog please address them to me, Tony Phillips (philt95437@comcast.net). The responsibility for everything herein is mine.

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Fort Bragg Weather

Fort Bragg, CA
March 13, 2019, 3:42 pm
Sunny
Sunny
53°F
real feel: 52°F
current pressure: 30 in
humidity: 55%
wind speed: 11 mph NW
wind gusts: 18 mph
sunrise: 7:30 am
sunset: 7:19 pm
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wind gusts: 16 mph
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wind speed: 7 mph NNW
wind gusts: 9 mph
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58°F
wind speed: 4 mph SW
wind gusts: 7 mph
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wind speed: 7 mph NW
wind gusts: 9 mph
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My friends the Minions and me wish you ‘appy ‘olidays

December 23, 2018 by Tony Phillips

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