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...it's too bad the last 30 have been hotter'n'hell.
I wonder if Phoenix will set a new record this year for longest drought? Cheers to all you British types. John M |
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On Sun, 11 Jul 2004 10:10:37 -0700, John Morgan wrote:
> ...it's too bad the last 30 have been hotter'n'hell. > > I wonder if Phoenix will set a new record this year for > longest drought? > > Cheers to all you British types. It's about 92 days since I last saw that big round yellow thing in the sky. Summer just isn't happening here - it's been rain and 60F temperatures for the last couple of months. I had to cancel my trip down to the Ardennes this weekend. I wouldn't count myself a fair weather cyclist, but I'm not driving two hours each way to ride in the pissing rain. |
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* John Morgan <jhnmorgan@NOSPAMcox.net>:
> ...it's too bad the last 30 have been hotter'n'hell. > > I wonder if Phoenix will set a new record this year for > longest drought? > > Cheers to all you British types. > > John M Lucky you, we can't go 2 days without rain and thunderstorms here. Jason |
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John Morgan <jhnmorgan@NOSPAMcox.net> wrote in message news:<hteIc.11788$yc.4644@fed1read06>...
> ...it's too bad the last 30 have been hotter'n'hell. > > I wonder if Phoenix will set a new record this year for > longest drought? > > Cheers to all you British types. > > John M As for the recent British weather … a) I'm unlikely to get dehydrated on long runs (but hypothermia could be a problem) b) it makes my decision to get disk brakes on my new(ish) bike look inspired. Joe |
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