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Botany

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1. R you kidding me?

Reply to erronis (Original post)

Wed Jun 10, 2026, 03:56 PM

Wednesday

Telling people to walk in the shade, to avoid heat sinks like blacktop and concrete, and to stay
out of the direct sun when it is very hot does not need a University study.

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'Cool Routes' finds cooler walking paths with hourly forecasts and street-level shade data [View all] erronis Wednesday OP

R you kidding me? Botany Wednesday #1

I think this is meant to be used as a way of finding these paths in the shade. erronis Wednesday #2

I'd wear it out during a TX summer Torchlight Wednesday #3

When I lived in San Francisco I used to have a bicycling map that showed all the street grades. pecosbob Wednesday #4

How clever, and smart of them! electric_blue68 Wednesday #5

Glad you enjoyed the fog effects. (It also could have been droplets from AC units above....) erronis Wednesday #7

It's possible to make "cool routes" using native plants. hunter Wednesday #6