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Torchlight

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3. I'd wear it out during a TX summer

Reply to erronis (Original post)

Wed Jun 10, 2026, 04:09 PM

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Aug-Oct often feels unbearable, and even our morning walks can be sweltering. Living in a small, two stop-light town, driving from A to B seems almost excessive when it's only a mile away, but on a 110+ day, I rationalize my laziness. Something like this might see me do that less.

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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