So the house is cool in summers and warm in winters," Mr. Roy said.
One weekend, it's a goat roast and tamale party in Winters, Calif., fueled by live music.
But whatever the location, the platforms are humid in summers and frigid in winters.
In Winters, Dr. De la Cruz has dug himself in, doing the work of two.
Every Wednesday morning, Mr. Wallace heads to the dusty, newsprint-scented offices of The Winters Express in Winters, Calif., population about 6,600.
Jean-Georges Vongerichten said his celery root soup with chestnuts and pancetta had been on the menu at his Mercer Kitchen in winters past.
I was expecting it to stick rigidly to the plot, and was therefore surprised by the number of twists and turns in Winters' novel.
Important birds of prey are the jaegers, which are summer visitors, and the snowy owls, which are year-round residents, though the latter move southward into the forest in winters when food supply is scarce.
After the war, he took his family to Haiti in winters, a period reflected in well-received novels and travel books about Haiti and Jamaica, including "The Cross on the Drum" (1959), dealing with voodoo in Haiti.
Sophie Crumb grew up in Winters, a small farm town in California's Central Valley where her parents settled to escape the fleshpots of San Francisco and Mr. Crumb's legion of fans.
In particular, a peculiar pattern of "8-shaped" surface-air temperature hysteresis is observed over concrete pavement especially in winters.
