I went to the gym this morning and just didn’t have the energy to lift as heavy as usual.I can't cope in this heat,my muscles have gone so weak i can only rest
I work with a girl from the South of France and a bloke from Poland. They both say Britain’s extremes are worse than theirs even though the thermometers don’t say it’s as hot as France in our Summer or as cold as Poland in our Winter.Its the humidity Kaz, I am actually much better in this than when its cold, virtually no pain, but I do fatigue quite quickly in this. Got to say I would take it over our winter any day.
As people say the problem here is we get a different heat than down in the Med etc.
I will try and shepherd them in a coach later haWelcome at mine Kaz,so long as you bring your gardens inhabitants along.
Well done for even attempting the gym!I went to the gym this morning and just didn’t have the energy to lift as heavy as usual.
Proper struggled!
Think the heat, the humidity, even when trying to down pints of water im still dehydrated, thunder at night so not sleeping... it’s made me a bit weak.
I have a cellar type thing under my bedroom and kitchen, where I’ve trapped someone in and had him down there for six months
British houses have been built to keep the heat in historically, that's the big reason we struggle with high temps. I mean what % of British houses have air-conditioning? All the houses are insulated to fuck, this was fine but with rising temps maybe we need to think again.I have a cellar type thing under my bedroom and kitchen,it traps the heat in the summer and the co!d in the winter,that is why my house is an oven right now
That is a good point,we all have insulation in the loft and walls and double glazing ,i didn't put my central heating on once last winter as it was so mild,this heat three years running is becoming a trend,along with nearly three months with no rain down here last summer of was it the one before,summat is upBritish houses have been built to keep the heat in historically, that's the big reason we struggle with high temps. I mean what % of British houses have air-conditioning? All the houses are insulated to fuck, this was fine but with rising temps maybe we need to think again.
Insulation works both ways, keeps it coolerBritish houses have been built to keep the heat in historically, that's the big reason we struggle with high temps. I mean what % of British houses have air-conditioning? All the houses are insulated to fuck, this was fine but with rising temps maybe we need to think again.