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OMG. I don't think I could survive in that heat... Violet_Crumble Jun 2013 #1
The fact that it's a dry heat really does make a difference Warpy Jun 2013 #7
I'm glad the job was competently done; if you'd broken down it could've been tragic NBachers Jun 2013 #2
You forgot part of that story! MissB Jun 2013 #3
+ 1 for the country fair! nt flying rabbit Jun 2013 #18
One of my favorite Oregon Country Fair photos Coyotl Jun 2013 #28
I spent three years of my childhood in the Huachuca Mountains. Aristus Jun 2013 #4
Agree 100% ChazII Jun 2013 #5
So true. I grew up in Sierra Vista and spent quite a bit of time Still Sensible Jun 2013 #12
Humidity doesn't really bother me. Tommy_Carcetti Jun 2013 #20
A couple of years ago Jenoch Jun 2013 #27
Where exactly? I can see the Huachucas out my window right now. panader0 Jun 2013 #38
Fort Huachuca. Aristus Jun 2013 #39
Not a good story to be reading in my uber hot Hawai'ian Cha Jun 2013 #6
73 here been raining all week, got up to 90 once, but flooding is starting DainBramaged Jun 2013 #10
Lucky Dain! It's 75 at night Cha Jun 2013 #13
Currently only about 70F here in Portland (8:40AM)...but headed for 90+ Lizzie Poppet Jun 2013 #36
108 in AZ at 10:45 = cooler than yesterday! Coyotl Jun 2013 #42
Yeah, Newport's on the coast...lovely over there! Lizzie Poppet Jun 2013 #43
Enjoyed your story, broke into a sweat reading it. mountain grammy Jun 2013 #8
I'm jealous. Beacool Jun 2013 #9
I've wondered about being in Arizona this time of year. Jenoch Jun 2013 #11
I live in rural Arizona. The Hohokam and Sinagua lived by water. Zorra Jun 2013 #21
+1000 DeSwiss Jun 2013 #22
Wow. Thanks for the Jenoch Jun 2013 #26
My pleasure. Zorra Jun 2013 #40
I was there in 1990 when it hit 122 ThoughtCriminal Jun 2013 #14
Enjoy Oregon! JohnnyLib2 Jun 2013 #15
That's like some kind of horror story! AAO Jun 2013 #16
Friend told me it rarely got 100+ degrees in Phoenix in the 80's. ErikJ Jun 2013 #17
Phoenix has over 100 days above 100 degrees every year Coyotl Jun 2013 #30
When I lived in Flag we described driving to PHX a descent into hell aikoaiko Jun 2013 #37
No, it was hot as hell during the 80s. mwrguy Jun 2013 #33
My hometown is Flagstaff, AZ distantearlywarning Jun 2013 #46
I've never experienced such heat...Thank god it's 67 degrees here as I type. Auntie Bush Jun 2013 #19
This message was self-deleted by its author rufus dog Jun 2013 #23
Well, at 9:30 p.m. PST Iwillnevergiveup Jun 2013 #24
We rarely get awful heatwaves here in Portland (Ore.), but Arugula Latte Jun 2013 #25
Hey I drive a 1971 VW camper and it's way hot here in Riverside Ca. too. xtraxritical Jun 2013 #29
Managing the summer 'heat' in Oregon. DreamGypsy Jun 2013 #31
See you at the Country Fair OutNow Jun 2013 #32
There are actually two (or three) OCFs. Coyotl Jun 2013 #35
Oh yes - the Country Fair at night OutNow Jun 2013 #44
I live in SC, but I spent 2 summer months in Wyoming. Are_grits_groceries Jun 2013 #34
Lived in that heat for over 35 years. blueamy66 Jun 2013 #41
Why would anyone subject themselves to those high temps? Apophis Jun 2013 #45
I don't know how people bear it smirkymonkey Jun 2013 #47
... Scuba Jun 2013 #48
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