Everything outside is roasting to touch. All aircons are merely blowing warm air over people. The fridge is somewhere useful to store warm water so it doens't litter around the tents. And everyday it gets a little hotter...
This week at night, we have had lows of 26 degrees.
Can't sleep... there is only sunbathing in the sweltering heat, working inside sweltering tents, or laying restlessly and sweating on a bed. Sitting down results in wet clothes wherever your body touches the seat.
Forget ye the fiery hell of level 2, for this is level 3!
43 degrees C, indoors.
June 7th, 2008
I'd have to try balancing it on my head for a minute, or, put it in my pants (!!). I couldn't put it down my back because it would just fall out the bottom of my untucked shirt!
Well done that chap!
Edinburgh... tell me, does it rain?
Edinburgh in the rain is a great city. With all the windy passages ('closes' are they are called) and the almost multi-level feel of the old town with it's wash-out greys on a rainy day. Of course during the festival in August sitting out in a beer garden with the sun still up at 10pm is great as well!
Hope you have a speedy 'tour' and get back to blightly for some more clement weather :)
Hope all is well.
Peace in the Middle East!
The devil wears combats
FIERY HELL OF LEVEL 2? ARE YOU KIDDING ME? HELL IS AT LEVEL 15,552! TRUST ME, I LIVE THERE! AND YOU KNOW IT MY FRIEND!