Sunburn has nothing to do with the air temperature, it is all to do with the intensity of UV light. As the atmosphere blocks UV strongly, sunburn is a very much greater greater risk when the sun is high in the sky, and also when you are at high altitude. When the sun is less than 30 degrees above the horizon you will get very little burning at sea level.
It's a brick path @Fire and if I don't remove the grass at least once a year it just grows right over it. I last did it about this time last year and in 12 months it had encroached onto the bricks to the extent of up to 6 inches either side!
We have nice weather scheduled.. but as an elementary teacher living in suburban Mormon-ville.. I am concerned they might go after my teaching license if I'm spotted! They wear special full body underwear to church.. nudity is next to pedophilia in their book.. right there side by side with homosexuality.
We have nice weather scheduled.. but as an elementary teacher living in suburban Mormon-ville.. I am concerned they might go after my teaching license if I'm spotted! They wear special full body underwear to church.. nudity is next to pedophilia in their book.. right there side by side with homosexuality.
Ah the wonderful tolerance of religion eh? Trust me guys, we have neither high temperatures , nor UV levels here. I think it hit about 11C yesterday.
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Trust me guys, we have neither high temperatures , nor UV levels here. I think it hit about 11C yesterday.