I can almost feel the sultry heat just looking at those pictures. Our "summer" temperatures rarely go higher than the mid-60s. I'm grateful we're not smothering like the rest of the country, but an occasional hot sultry day would be nice.
One of the things I enjoy about living in Florida are the interesting cloud formations in the summer. They make for nice sunsets and great photo opportunities - as you noticed. :-)
Too many people around here to go to the beach. I hide in my house throughout June and July. Hopefully they will all go home to get ready for school soon and I can enjoy the beach!
You clearly like the beach but for me, I prefer a nice shady river when the weather is hot.
ReplyDeleteActually, I'm not a beach person but it's the only way to escape the oppressive heat and mosquitoes
DeleteI can almost feel the sultry heat just looking at those pictures. Our "summer" temperatures rarely go higher than the mid-60s. I'm grateful we're not smothering like the rest of the country, but an occasional hot sultry day would be nice.
ReplyDeleteOne of the things I enjoy about living in Florida are the interesting cloud formations in the summer. They make for nice sunsets and great photo opportunities - as you noticed. :-)
ReplyDeleteSomehow, a 96 degree day is always better on the beach.
ReplyDeleteDamn straight.
Too many people around here to go to the beach. I hide in my house throughout June and July. Hopefully they will all go home to get ready for school soon and I can enjoy the beach!
ReplyDeletebeautiful pics, nasty hot weather here too and humidity! ugh! I just avoid the heat and stay in my air-conditioned world! LOL
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