Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

by **CARS** » Wed Jul 20, 2011 9:11 pm

JuneBug wrote:
CARS wrote:
PKCSPT wrote:Tell me again why we live here??? Oh, ya. Our beautiful State Park system.... (yes, that was a joke to lighten the mood)

They're open now, right? Or is that the joke?
Darn, it's too hot to think. Definitely iced tea weather.

Some will open by the weekend, some will not. They can kick you out in an hour, but remember the are gov. employee's, they need to acclimate themselves after a couple weeks off :lol:

by **planovet** » Thu Jul 21, 2011 8:33 am

19 straight days of 100 or over, maybe today will be #20. Let's go for a new record! :thumbsup:

Reminds me of the good 'ol heat wave of 1980 that had 42 straight days of 100 or over. I was working in the oilfield that summer and felt every degree :sweaty:

by **Lgboro** » Thu Jul 21, 2011 9:13 am

It's so hot here in eastern NC that the farmers are feeding their chickens crushed ice so they don't lay hard boiled eggs :shock:

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by **bobhenry** » Thu Jul 21, 2011 9:43 am

Lgboro wrote:It's so hot here in eastern NC that the farmers are feeding their chickens crushed ice so they don't lay hard boiled eggs .

HUH ! You think that's something I was in Renssellaer IN yesterday and there is a giant Turkey operation based up there. It so happens this is also where Orville Redinbockers pop corn is headquartered. Well you know Turkeys are dumb as a post and yesterday it got so hot the pop corn in the field next door to one of the turkey lots was popping in the field. Well the turkeys saw it happening and thought it was snowing and they froze to death right then and there.

:laughter:

by **Larry C** » Thu Jul 21, 2011 1:57 pm

This heat is the worst we have seen in a long long time. It's now 100, and rising. The heat index is 111 with the humidity. The wind is blowing at 20 mph and feels like a hair dryer blowing at ya! We know how to deal with cold as H with mountains of snow, but 100+ with wicked humidity is a bit much for Central NYS.

Larry C :cry:

by **David S** » Thu Jul 21, 2011 4:11 pm

South central Ks. were on our 26th day of 100 plus, not straight,(we had 2 days in the middle that were 98) heat index has been 110 to 115.I've been working on the teardrop after dark but its still 100 in the shop I'm in hopes to get it done by the time it cools off so we can use it,I couldn't get to exited about going now.

by **Joe G** » Thu Jul 21, 2011 4:47 pm

Got this picture in an email the other day.....This is an allegedly "un-posed" picture of a Sachse, TX resident trying to beat the TEXAS heat after his owners emptied their cooler in the driveway.

CARS wrote:....In six months we will be as cold as the Arctic

Yah, but it's a dry cold.

by **stumphugger** » Thu Jul 21, 2011 4:53 pm

Hate me if you must, but I had the heater on in my pickup today. We are having another summer without summer here in the PNW. I'm not complaining. It is way better than what most of the country is going through. Must run, the sun is trying to make an appearance.

by **nrody** » Thu Jul 21, 2011 4:54 pm

Mama always said keep the hot dogs on ice or they would spoil in the heat! :lol:

by **planovet** » Thu Jul 21, 2011 6:28 pm

stumphugger wrote:Hate me if you must, but I had the heater on in my pickup today. We are having another summer without summer here in the PNW. I'm not complaining. It is way better than what most of the country is going through. Must run, the sun is trying to make an appearance.

Don't hate you at all. The heat doesn't bother me a bit.

I'd rather have our winters than yours :lol:

by **Mukilteo** » Thu Jul 21, 2011 8:43 pm

Our winters in the PNW are pretty mild. At least west of the Cascades.

by **Aaron Coffee** » Thu Jul 21, 2011 10:08 pm

planovet wrote:19 straight days of 100 or over, maybe today will be #20. Let's go for a new record!

Reminds me of the good 'ol heat wave of 1980 that had 42 straight days of 100 or over. I was working in the oilfield that summer and felt every degree

I think that might have been the summer that I spent in El Paso, luckily I was young then so the heat didn't really bother me and my cousins had a swimming pool in the back yard.

Been in the upper 90's with matching humidity here. I have been trying to go out and work on #2 at least an hour every afternoon. Usually sweat through a t-shirt and pants, then saw dust on pants turns to paste. Did set up a small box fan to get at least a little air moving. Some days I get a lot done some days not so much. Have found myself walking around in circles looking for my tape measure (have at least 3 in the garage).

Aaron

by **jhanlon** » Thu Jul 21, 2011 11:34 pm

Sioux City is no better. Luckily I work noon to 9PM so I have from 6 AM to about 11 AM to do the van or go fishing. I work in a jean jacket and lap robe kind of place so no outside heat during day. Chuck box and built-ins for van will get done someday.

My HF 40 X 48 is in but I can't pick it up till Sat AM. The 40 x 48 is for chuck box on rear like galley for TD and the front-tongue end will house A/C for van when on shore power. Sat and Sun are my days off. Saturday is scheduled for 100 with 'feels like' of 115 or better.

John the Vanner and HF owner! :applause:

by **Deryk the Pirate** » Fri Jul 22, 2011 7:32 am

Its gonna be over a 100 today and tomorrow. I have a portable ac on the boat (the kind with the dryer hose coming out the back side. I added insulation to it but still feel the heat inside) and it isnt doin much when its this hot, thermal mass of the boat I guess. Tomorrow Im headin down to work on lil vardo2 and have to get the frame square gonna be lovely workin in the heat...bleh

by **stumphugger** » Fri Jul 22, 2011 3:45 pm

I had hopes of following a trail and checking out huckleberries. The Used Dog and I only got about a mile in this morning, then we ran into The Ice Age. We turned around. I don't like to wear snowshoes, and I don't like postholing.

This is July 22, 2011 in the Cascade Mountains.

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Could some please turn down the heat....

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