This is our garden shed which we commonly refer to as "Arkansas.' This is where we sit in the afternoon sun from mid-Feb. to May and Sept. to mid-Nov. On sunny days with the temperature between -5C and +10C, the sitting area on the deck is extremely warm. It's also nice having the house stereo blasting through the speakers under the roof eaves.
Saturday, January 28, 2012
This is our garden shed which we commonly refer to as "Arkansas.' This is where we sit in the afternoon sun from mid-Feb. to May and Sept. to mid-Nov. On sunny days with the temperature between -5C and +10C, the sitting area on the deck is extremely warm. It's also nice having the house stereo blasting through the speakers under the roof eaves.
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I've got a buddy in florida who wants you to define 'extemely warm'. Is that extremely warm in a bathing suit or a snowmobile suit?
And nice to have that music blasting in stereo, too.
What do you call your wood shed "West Memphis"?
extremely warm is warmer than ambiant air temp - whne you're in the sun at 0 the temp feels somewhere north of 12C
fkia - probably Bonfield
UC - yes, stereo is better
the company of you and your friends would make anyplace warm
or too hot...
I love seeing people make use of sun to help winter outdoors become more tolerable - of course, the sun can make it through the clean air up there. Here there isn't much chance through the smog...
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