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mustang2013Original Poster
Jan 1, 2016I'm curious to see how similar our opinions will be on
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For me there's a range of conditions I prefer. While sunny skies are nice once it reaches about 86F/30C I''m fine with cloudy skies. If it's sunny it can be as cool as 70F/21C if it isn't breezy. Two things I don't enjoy are sweating (since I tend to do so profusely; I don't want to be drying myself constantly) and having to apply sunblock... call me strange but I just don't like being covered in chemicals. So maybe a partly cloudy day with a lower sun angle, calm winds and warm is best for me. That way I don't sweat, I don't burn, and I'm still comfortable.
For me there's a range of conditions I prefer. While sunny skies are nice once it reaches about 86F/30C I''m fine with cloudy skies. If it's sunny it can be as cool as 70F/21C if it isn't breezy. Two things I don't enjoy are sweating (since I tend to do so profusely; I don't want to be drying myself constantly) and having to apply sunblock... call me strange but I just don't like being covered in chemicals. So maybe a partly cloudy day with a lower sun angle, calm winds and warm is best for me. That way I don't sweat, I don't burn, and I'm still comfortable.
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ErikAug 18, 2018Seems like this topic has snoozed long enough!
My wife and I are weather enthusiasts (AKA Storm Chasers) and we love all kids of weather. Outside of the perfect low humidity mid '80's sunny days that a lot of us yearn to get out in sans textile, I personally love those days with lite and fairly persistent showers. Also, laying in a tent nude with rolling thunder is awesome!
Albeit in our weather related activities it would be awesome to get ourselves pictured nude in front of a tornado that is wondering the open plains. Problem is, where there is a tornado, there are other chasers. LOL So finding a place to quickly set up the tripod, disrobe, snap a few memories, and run, may be hard to do in the heat of the moment! :DReactReply