This is the first time I’ve climbed into the hot tub to cool off.
Yes it does. Get an RV and chase the 70 degree benchmark every summer and winter.If I could afford it I would live somewhere that it was in the 40s at night and the 60s during the day but only if it was a 2A location.
Does such a place even exist?
I've often said that if I were rich I would have a summer time two story double wide up north somewhere.
I installed an Air Conditioner in my shop finally after 10 or so years of dying in there during the summers to work on stuff. Wife complained its gonna raise the electric bill. I don't give a shat. I'm reloading, tying flies. and general tinkering in the shop in comfort now with two ceiling fans on high to distribute the cool air. Fawk the cost. She wouldn't live in that discomfort, why should I?Saturday afternoon I was in my dad's shop sorting the stuff to keep from the stuff to toss. We had fans going, but in the afternoon it was like sitting in front of a dadgum hair dryer.
Use mine in the summer quite a bit like this. I'll turn it down to its lowest temperture setting. Works just fine to cool off on a hot day.This is the first time I’ve climbed into the hot tub to cool off.
NW Wyoming and here and there in Alaska, going to need some elevation during during the summers for sure.If I could afford it I would live somewhere that it was in the 40s at night and the 60s during the day but only if it was a 2A location.
Does such a place even exist?
I've often said that if I were rich I would have a summer time two story double wide up north somewhere.
8000’ seems to be about the right altitude to stay in the 70’s and low 80’s.NW Wyoming and here and there in Alaska, going to need some elevation during during the summers for sure.
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