Hate the heat.....

[wa4chq]

I'm in S. E. Virginia and I don't even want to set the hammy up to mess with.... too bloody hot and humid....mosquitoes.....ticks..... ugh!

[dkurfiss]

Oh yeah, my outdoor hammock time is pretty much over now until fall. I don't care how many fans I have on my ridgeline or how wet I get before I go to bed, I am still covered in sweat in 10 minutes. Not a fun time.

[SilvrSurfr]

As long as my bedtime temp is 75* F or below, I'm fine. Here in NJ, we only have a couple of months (July and August) where that's a potential issue.

[wa4chq]

I'm living on my sailboat. In the summer time after work, the temps down below are higher then the outside temp. I have all the ports open, tarps to keep the sun off the deck, fans running down below... I can manage as long as I sit in front of the fan or do the bug spray and sit out in the cockpit. I work outside all day so I can't wait for fall!

[MeAndMyBeans]

I don't have any issues laying in the hammock. It provides a breeze that is hard to get elsewhere. It's the dang hike to my destination that is the issue. Is summer over yet?

[AdventureMyk]

How do you like living on the sailboat? I thought about doing something similar but it turns icy here in Knoxville, TN

[wa4chq]

I like it but prefer fall/winter best. I have heat but no a/c

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[wa4chq]

Give me the ice!!

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[Snydman]

BackpAcking in Ca is going strong, headed to the eastern Sierras to section hike the JMT tomorrow morning for 4 days. At home temp 115 in Temecula, Ca - Thousand Island Lake above Mammoth at 8000 feet, high of 70 low of 40!!!!

[AdventureMyk]

There are perks to living in East TN. We get the heat but we can go up in altitude, usually have steady breezes, lots of lakes, creeks, rivers, etc. Still, a hot muggy night doesn't let one sleep well and a decent mosquito net cuts down on the cooling breezes. Still, it I worth it if only to be outside having an adventure rather than sitting home.