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Ytmsn wrote: Sun Aug 13, 2017 7:11 pm Both of you fair skinned yanks can bite me! It gets hot down here. Y'all just ride around burning gas without a bimini up, while we just burn.

Here in our country we soak up to our earlobes for hours at a time "visiting"with folks while consuming copious amount of fermented beverage.

When we get back in we don't want to roast. So solutions are sought. When I had my grandbaby with us for a week the extra shade was awesome and much appreciated.

I might have to start a thread on redneck solutions. I've seen some doosies!

Ytmsn wrote: Sun Aug 13, 2017 7:11 pm Both of you fair skinned yanks can bite me! It gets hot down here. Y'all just ride around burning gas without a bimini up, while we just burn.

Here in our country we soak up to our earlobes for hours at a time "visiting"with folks while consuming copious amount of fermented beverage.

When we get back in we don't want to roast. So solutions are sought. When I had my grandbaby with us for a week the extra shade was awesome and much appreciated.

I might have to start a thread on redneck solutions. I've seen some doosies!

Big Block Power wrote: Sun Aug 13, 2017 7:17 pm

Ytmsn wrote: Sun Aug 13, 2017 7:11 pm Both of you fair skinned yanks can bite me! It gets hot down here. Y'all just ride around burning gas without a bimini up, while we just burn.

Here in our country we soak up to our earlobes for hours at a time "visiting"with folks while consuming copious amount of fermented beverage.

When we get back in we don't want to roast. So solutions are sought. When I had my grandbaby with us for a week the extra shade was awesome and much appreciated.

I might have to start a thread on redneck solutions. I've seen some doosies!

Sensitive you better put that umbrella back over your beach chair your getting a little hot under the collar.
Now I can't use my bimini my tower is wrecked.lol thank god it only gets to 70 up here.
Your OK I get it. Ok no I don't.lol

Ytmsn wrote: Sun Aug 13, 2017 7:43 pm

Big Block Power wrote: Sun Aug 13, 2017 7:17 pm

Ytmsn wrote: Sun Aug 13, 2017 7:11 pm Both of you fair skinned yanks can bite me! It gets hot down here. Y'all just ride around burning gas without a bimini up, while we just burn.

Here in our country we soak up to our earlobes for hours at a time "visiting"with folks while consuming copious amount of fermented beverage.

When we get back in we don't want to roast. So solutions are sought. When I had my grandbaby with us for a week the extra shade was awesome and much appreciated.

I might have to start a thread on redneck solutions. I've seen some doosies!

Sensitive you better put that umbrella back over your beach chair your getting a little hot under the collar.
Now I can't use my bimini my tower is wrecked.lol thank god it only gets to 70 up here.
Your OK I get it. Ok no I don't.lol

Haaahaa! It's all good BB! Sorry to hear about your tower... Come on over to Southerns and Driller and I will draw you a beer to help you get over it. Even if you do hold your little finger out while you drink!

Ytmsn wrote: Sun Aug 13, 2017 7:11 pm Both of you fair skinned yanks can bite me! It gets hot down here. Y'all just ride around burning gas without a bimini up, while we just burn.

Here in our country we soak up to our earlobes for hours at a time "visiting"with folks while consuming copious amount of fermented beverage.

When we get back in we don't want to roast. So solutions are sought. When I had my grandbaby with us for a week the extra shade was awesome and much appreciated.

I might have to start a thread on redneck solutions. I've seen some doosies!

liquid wrote: Tue Aug 15, 2017 4:11 pm I thoroughly enjoy this thread.

Tuscany and I deal with 80's max and water temps from 65-75 depending on the lakes.

Driller wrote: Tue Aug 15, 2017 6:03 pm

liquid wrote: Tue Aug 15, 2017 4:11 pm I thoroughly enjoy this thread.

Tuscany and I deal with 80's max and water temps from 65-75 depending on the lakes.

Yeah, well. When the heat index is 106 deg and the water temp is 87 deg. It still feels good to jump in.

Kick in a little evaporative cooling, but you guys probably don't know about that little Southern Secret.

Driller wrote: Wed Aug 16, 2017 5:38 pm So growing up in far west Texas most folks didn't have central refrigerated air. They had evaporative cooling. Basically the bottom is filled with water, and a pump picks it up and circulates it thru the straw pads on the sides. A fan then pulls air thru the pads and blows it into the house. Down stairs you have a couple of windows cracked and the hot air escapes.

Worked pretty well, but only if you have really low humidity where the "evaporative" part works well.

Similar effect when you come out of the water with a breeze and the water starts to evaporate off your skin.