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The pool is open, and the sun is out. The water is still a bit nippy, and I'm still quite pasty white.
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There is nothing wrong with being pasty white. I'm starting to get tan lines. What do you call nippy? -
^^ It's 70 deg F. That's okay for a jumping in to cool off after a run, but it's not conducive to floating around on an inflatable pool raft.
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Getting 70 degrees here can be a challenge since we have night time temperatures that can dip into the 40's all summer long. I had the hot tub shut down for some maintenance one time and had not yet drained it. One very hot day I just climbed into the 76 degree water to cool off and it took less than ten minutes before I was shivering.Comment
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It's time to close the pool. I put on my SCUBA gear to fix the bottom drain grating, which had come loose again. I had planned to do the job in my preferred style, but the water was in the 60s (Fahrenheit), so I quickly got out and put on a wetsuit.
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When Lake Superior gets that warm we rejoice in it. It would take more than working in one spot to be comfortable in those temperatures. I'd believe that it was cool even in the wet suit.Comment
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Beautiful naked kinda day in Northern California today! In between storms, gotta take advantage of it!Comment
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I wish I had a pool to be naked in. Wait a minute, we're doing a waterpark for our C/O resort!Comment
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Great to have a pool in Florida!Comment
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Awesome! But Florida hardly freezes (once in five years).Comment
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That’s true!Comment
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Pool season is definitely over here in the Central Valley of California. Pool water was 60 degrees. That is my limit, so now I'll lay out in the sun on my cot when the sun is out. It's been hiding above the clouds/fog for the past couple of days. Today it came out long enough for a "tanning" session.Comment
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Beautiful sunny day on the north coast of California but my tanning session will be in a wind protected spot! It’s certainly no longer summer!Comment
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