"Chris Glidden" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Slack said:
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I aint climbing jack in this damn heat... it's actually giving me flash backs to *that* day. ____ Slack - will trade the heat for a hurricane, flood or earthquake (under 8.0)
The heat is brutal, I can't remember it being this bad ever. I don't have any desire to do any lengthy climbs myself these days, hoping for some cooler days very soon. Are you still riding your DH rig or do you have something that is capable of making a climb? I'm riding A/W Canyon tonight at 5:30 if you're interested.
My riding in Orange County has been very little as of late. I do not like the heat and I dislike the humidity more. In the hundreds with 70-80% humidity. I have been riding but have been heading up to the higher elevations...same humidity but 20-30 degrees cooler. This Sunday will be the 8700 ft. Mt. Pinos.
"Chris Glidden" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Slack said:
> I aint climbing jack in this damn heat... it's actually giving me flash backs to *that* day. ____ Slack - will trade the heat for a hurricane, flood or earthquake (under 8.0)
The heat is brutal, I can't remember it being this bad ever. I don't have any desire to do any lengthy climbs myself these days, hoping for some cooler days very soon. Are you still riding your DH rig or do you have something that is capable of making a climb? I'm riding A/W Canyon tonight at 5:30 if you're interested.
My riding in Orange County has been very little as of late. I do not like the heat and I dislike the humidity more. In the hundreds with 70-80% humidity. I have been riding but have been heading up to the higher elevations...same humidity but 20-30 degrees cooler. This Sunday will be the 8700 ft. Mt. Pinos.
It's been mid 90's here, but no humidity until today. It's raining in the morning and actually we need it. Even the higher altitudes haven't been cool. Vail at 11,700 was 88F on Saturday.
The world is f!cked and the scientists are not telling us the truth.
The world is f!cked and the scientists are not telling us the truth.
the problem is....we haven't been listening to some of them that have been crying about global warming for the last 30 years. Now the neighsayors (sp?) are starting to say...."uh, maybe those guys were right!"
"Chris Glidden" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Slack wrote:
>> > I aint climbing jack in this damn heat... it's actually giving me flash > backs to *that* day. > ____ > Slack - will trade the heat for a hurricane, flood or earthquake (under > 8.0)
The heat is brutal, I can't remember it being this bad ever. I don't have any desire to do any lengthy climbs myself these days, hoping for some cooler days very soon. Are you still riding your DH rig or do you have something that is capable of making a climb? I'm riding A/W Canyon tonight at 5:30 if you're interested.
My riding in Orange County has been very little as of late. I do not like the heat and I dislike the humidity more. In the hundreds with 70-80% humidity. I have been riding but have been heading up to the higher elevations...same humidity but 20-30 degrees cooler. This Sunday will be the 8700 ft. Mt. Pinos.
It's been mid 90's here, but no humidity until today. It's raining in the morning and actually we need it. Even the higher altitudes haven't been cool. Vail at 11,700 was 88F on Saturday.
The world is f!cked and the scientists are not telling us the truth.
What you mean to say is that the scientists have been consistently silenced, trivialized, and ignored:
