That's a lot of humidity. And as everyone knows, it's not the heat, it's the humidity!
I remember back in 1974, took a trip with mom to Oklahoma City, to see my brother in the Air Force. It was 110 in the shade, about 10% humidity, a 10mph breeze blowing, and a six pack of 16oz Coors was $1.19 at the PX.
The trip there wasn't bad, except for a little detour on the tram, at Dallas Fort Worth airfield, "Your next stop, Branniff Airlines (remember them)" and then the tram detoured around the stop.
That, and they sent our luggage to Hawaii (why couldn't the have sent me to Hawaii!). Missed our flight but another was coming right up, couple hours delay. I remember this huge black man, with a heavy taste for drinks on our replacement flight, business suit, and I recognized him, backup center for the great Wes Unseld.
And that is only the volcanoes we know about. Ocean warming is not climate change, it is volcanism change!
That's a lot of humidity. And as everyone knows, it's not the heat, it's the humidity!
I remember back in 1974, took a trip with mom to Oklahoma City, to see my brother in the Air Force. It was 110 in the shade, about 10% humidity, a 10mph breeze blowing, and a six pack of 16oz Coors was $1.19 at the PX.
The trip there wasn't bad, except for a little detour on the tram, at Dallas Fort Worth airfield, "Your next stop, Branniff Airlines (remember them)" and then the tram detoured around the stop.
That, and they sent our luggage to Hawaii (why couldn't the have sent me to Hawaii!). Missed our flight but another was coming right up, couple hours delay. I remember this huge black man, with a heavy taste for drinks on our replacement flight, business suit, and I recognized him, backup center for the great Wes Unseld.
Glad you had a great birthday!
Thanks! I will consider volumes and movement more carefully in future! haha
Hope you enjoyed your birthday Peter
A little too much.. Might be a last hurrah with that degree of "self medication" haha
Mick was watching the cricket at Kennington Oval, South London. He is a big fan.