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More About Lights
On Friday, March 10, 2017 at 1:12:14 AM UTC-5, James wrote:
On 10/03/17 17:02, Sir Ridesalot wrote: Bummer that your law is so specific. Where I am in Ontario, Canada it can get in the 90s F and have a humidity index of 90 - 100% at times. That's hard on the system because you sweat a LOT but it doesn't evaporate but can run down into your eyes where it can burn as if it's an acid. Cheers We regularly get summertime temperatures over 100F here, and can be that humid as well. Good for rapid dehydration, hallucination, etc.. -- JS Saw a guy one year on the organized ride here. After 100 kms he was at the ride end and was in agony from severe cramping. Ended up in ER and last I hear was he'd had 4 IV bags pumped into him. I've heard from professional medical personnel that severe cramping can actually pull ligaments or tendons away from the bones or muscles. Yopu really do not want to get that dehydrated. Cheers |
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