Thread: Don't all thank me at once.....

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

We had 39.9 degrees here on Tuesday at my work. ....
As I type its 33 and the humidity has only reached 45%, so we have another 42% of humidity to look forwards too.....

Yeah! .... but you guys up there always have 39.9°C and 97% humidity .. well it has been every time I've come up that way(I think 3x).

True. We love it too...

Towed the Caravan over 300k with the 101 the other day and been out in it everyday since here at Corowa. 👍

Sorry about the crappy pic, the sun was in the wrong spot.

IMG_0359 by Gavin Gregory, on Flickr

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

We had 39.9 degrees here on Tuesday at my work. I was out in it supervising students on the Top Oval. Fortunately, the chiefs decided it was too hot and closed the oval, so we got to head for the shade.
I drove home in my air-conditioned Puma Defender.
As I type its 33 and the humidity has only reached 45%, so we have another 42% of humidity to look forwards too, followed by a repeat of last night's violent electrical storm, which had the dogs hiding behind the lounge, and nice rain. Meanwhile, I'm hiding in the aircon.

Paradise Mick. Lucky you have a Defender to cope with it all.

Originally Posted by spudfan

Well today I decided to do my bit to atone for mankinds misgivings (well some of them anyway) so I went for a drive in the 2.25 n/a LR88....in the wind and rain. Oh, there was a hail stone shower as well.
Someone is probably going to burst my bubble and say "That's a typical summers day drive over there, so "So What?" "
Yeah, well anyway you are welcome.

Sounds like a typical but great summers days in the north of Russia that I remember with fondness .....

Originally Posted by Zeros

Paradise Mick. Lucky you have a Defender to cope with it all.

And the big lightning and thunder storm arrived right on schedule about 5pm. Dogs are back behind the lounge. Carport awash.

Originally Posted by spudfan

Well today I decided to do my bit to atone for mankinds misgivings (well some of them anyway) so I went for a drive in the 2.25 n/a LR88....in the wind and rain. Oh, there was a hail stone shower as well.
Someone is probably going to burst my bubble and say "That's a typical summers day drive over there, so "So What?" "
Yeah, well anyway you are welcome.

....and I bet it felt great.

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