The coastal Low Country of Georgia hasn't gotten any higher since I was there last, but I swear the heat and humidity would grow mold on a bowling ball. I'm to the point of picking lodging based on how low their thermostats will go. The thermometer in the Honda of Justice would read 104 outside, and I kept the AC set to 62. I had chest pains every time I stepped out to pump gas.
Photography was forbidden according to the sign where i was at, so here's a picture of what it looks like when you take a camera out of a 62 degree environment and into a 104 degree and 974% humidity environment:
It really doesn't matter, it was pretty dismal to begin with.
I found a scenario training site that reminded me of home -
-though it's actually in better shape than a lot of them here. There were maybe a dozen campsites set up, sorta like Lake Snowden South.
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