What's up today (bullchiting) thread.

This past weekend I got out on the yearly camping trip with my brother our uncle and some friends. We hit High Point, New Jersey.
Rain on the first day, but we were ready for it with some popup tents.
I’m going to attach some photos in a minute.

 

Got to 90 ° and high humidity called it at 3;25 pm in AC now

 

I know what haying is all about too…Way before round bales Be sure your son knows to stay hydrated and gets some electrolytes In himself regularly. Heat stroke is nothing to be careless about. If he’s done this before he likely knows the drill though. When I was a young lad I was always chosen to load the hay rack. Since I was tall and strong I could get the bales up on the very top, even with the rack swaying and bouncing. Both my strength and balance were much better then The farmers wives always fed us extremely well and they were all great cooks!

 

6:40pm:


The dew point is a swealtering 70.

Super clean 11,000mi 2016 F250 superdookie came in today for aftermarket radio and back up camera install. I’m not a ford guy but I’d take it!! Definitely lived its life indoors. Hardly any corrosion underneath, which is super rare for a vehicle here in PA.

 

You

Riding the Ducati through the heat wave? Plenty warm on the Road Glide

 

Sweet ride ( I am a Ford guy )

 

Not a fan of riding when temps are this high, or even close for that matter...

 

I took the ATV for a ride up the road earlier. Felt like riding through a bowl of warm soup.

 

It’s hotter than a Harbor Freight saw blade cutting off a catalytic converter
out here!

 

Lol!!

Heck no,, too hot for this old fart. I wear all the gear 100% of the time. Not fun sitting still (I commute through York).

 

It's been so flipping hot all week.

Outside time has been at the last hour of light and after dark. Watering plants and such.

 

I've not been riding the TLS/R this week. Too flipping hot. I wear all the gear too. I squided it up last week and rode with jeans , but ask the rest of the great, leather jacket, boots, helmet and gloves. Plus there's a lot of gravel on some of the local roads. That can stop any time. It's a byproduct of the data center trucks hauling gravel and concrete all dayum day

 

Man we missed you at the Gun Club GTG. Hopefully we can all get there and hang out next year.

 

Yesterday on the way home, after driving for about 10 minutes. Vehicle was kept inside the shop during the day so not sitting out in the sun:

 

The thermometer on the Harley said 97° on my ride home yesterday.

 

You all are getting horribly high temps and we have gone the other way. After six weeks of really nice weather, it has turned colder and wet. Not that we don't need rain right now but it is hard to take after the nice weather.

 

Congrats on being legal now. Driver's licence pictures always are horrible. They look like you are being processed in a police lineup.