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I remember during a heat wave, me and my friend went my office to stay cool until bed time. Perhaps we could have brought sleeping bags there. Temperature was something like 95/74 ish.
lol, nei, thats funny! my boyfriend was joking on monday he was gonna stay in his ofice during extra hours cause temp outside was 40c, he doesnt have A/C either :P
Sleeping outside on the porch or balcony is also something I considered; didn't try because I was at my parent's house with A/C during the last heat wave.
lol, i will sleep outside many times if it wasnt for bats. I have a huge balcony in floor 12 and i hear the bats flying
but the really HOT night of 34 celsius (monday) was so so so hot that not even bats were in the air. No bats, no flys, nothing, not ANY bug, while usually hot nights of summer are full of bugs. Me and my boyfriend have a theory that it was SO HOT that even summer bugs emigrate.
No If you wanna go to a swimming pool in the insane heat of the summer you have to pay big amounts of money to a club or paid swimming pools. It also does not have a river that can be used (rio de la plata is contaminated and unaccesible) and closest ocean is 300km away. So .
I'm not so sure there's no public swimming pools. I've read that there are in fact, but I never went to one, and the quality of it I don't know.
As for the swimming pool and A/C, the new buldings usually don't come with A/C so it's up to the owner (or the tenant) to put A/C on his/her apt.
However, many new buldings come with a shared swimming pool, either on the ground or on the rooftops. I saw all this when I was looking for an apt to rent.
are there public swimming pools? where? and if there are, why people keep going into rio de la plata in hot days and all this news reports of people going into the river when its forbidden keep coming up in tv?
did you find a building with pool, sanfel?
i did and its a great choice, i probably will kill myself if it wasnt for this pool, lol
are there public swimming pools? where? and if there are, why people keep going into rio de la plata in hot days and all this news reports of people going into the river when its forbidden keep coming up in tv?
did you find a building with pool, sanfel?
i did and its a great choice, i probably will kill myself if it wasnt for this pool, lol
It seems that there are public swimming pools in Circuito KDT in Palermo. They aren't free but they are very cheap compared to those private ones you mentioned.
Just google it and you'll see.
As to the swimming pool, I'm not a big fan of spending a lot of time in the swimming pool, though I enjoy it for 3 or 4 hours sure.
269 hours is the average for January, so it's at about 60% of the average so far.
6 hours is pretty sad. Sunny days make winter enjoyable.
Up to 9th, all of NZ north of a line from Ch'ch to Westport is below average - should improve as the month goes by.
Locally we're already looking at our 3rd consecutive summer with sunshine below average, barring a near-miracle. Due almost exclsuively to poor Dec & Jan totals.
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