[Mgs] MG practicality

[Eric Erickson]

On 03/07/2008, at 8:46 AM, Max Heim wrote:

> That's why I don't live in the desert southwest -- it is not a  
> suitable
> climate for human habitation. I just have to shake my head at the  
> amount of
> energy and water consumed in the attempt to make it so...
>>


105 means lovely, balmy evenings for cruising in the hills or along  
the beach (top ... who uses the top???)!

Snow... brrrrrrr I have only experienced snow and freezing  
temperatures once and that was for a few months in Chicago.  Now THAT  
is weather/temperature unfit for human habitation - but it seems lots  
of people survive it and some even enjoy it.  Go figure.

It is hovering around 45F+ here and I am finding it pretty  
uncomfortable (wearing too many clothes and using up too much  
electricity keeping warm).

A nice, dry 110F and a cold beer is a joy to behold but 110F sun  
beating down on your head in a topless car can get a little  
uncomfortable... and can make you fixated on the temperature gauge...  
so you make sure you leave the evenings for cruising.


:-)



Eric
'68 MGB MkII
Adelaide, South Australia