These houses were built to cope with the extremes of a brutally harsh climate, which lurched from freezing winters to scorching summers, with virtually no spring or autumn in between.

Aaron.Fraser

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These houses were built to cope with the extremes of a brutally harsh climate, which lurched from freezing winters to scorching summers, with virtually no spring or autumn in between. ​

Aaron.Fraser

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Would you rather live in perpetual winter with snow every day or perpetual summer with scorching heat every day?

Why is there no snow in the summer?

Why is there no snow in the summer?

Why is there no snow in the Summer?

GOING TO EXTREMES

Would you rather have a snowball fight with Santa Claus or build a gingerbread house with the Grinch?

What is the theme of "To Build a Fire"? (A theme has to be a complete thought/sentence.)

There are No Children Here

Learning to Code with Microsoft!

How would a game of football or basketball be different if there were no rules or referees?

Which of the following words uses a prefix to indicate a relationship or connection?

Would you rather spend the entire summer at a theme park with unlimited rides but no air conditioning, or on a deserted tropical island with a personal chef but no internet or phone service?

Answer with yes or no: Is the sky blue?

Can you answer with one word: yes or no? Is there life in space?

Which of these are equivalent to 12/100

Why were canals built in the United States in the 1800s?

apple with his friend banana going in a car to grapes house

No to drugs

Would you rather compete in the Summer or Winter Olympics?

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These houses were built to cope with the extremes of a brutally harsh climate, which lurched from freezing winters to scorching summers, with virtually no spring or autumn in between.