RickshawFan
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That's true, but daytime sun in winter often means extremely freezing temperatures, especially at night. Then there's fog, ice, wind... The temps were in the single digits F at night when ED went missingTerrific find. Thank you!
Can’t help but notice that the weather remained quite nice in those first few days...after last contact but before she was reported missing.
Is an accident (in the short time after that last contact)...the solution to her disappearance...or with beautiful weather...did she wander on for days...and the answers lie far afield?
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