thread drift During a summer in Queensland Australia we generally sweat through 35-45 degree celcius heat for a few months (100 - 115 Farenheight) I am hoping that is enough sweat training to get us through? Depends on where in Queensland and the year. And the conditions in a given year at Burning ...

Being somewhat acclimated to 100F+ temps (had a steady string of 103-104F days, so far) with a lot higher humidity, I think what is going to hurt the most is the thinner air. Higher altitudes will take their toll and quickly. All you can do is be patient and take your time. Understanding you are no...

Being somewhat acclimated to 100F+ temps (had a steady string of 103-104F days, so far) with a lot higher humidity, I think what is going to hurt the most is the thinner air. Higher altitudes will take their toll and quickly. All you can do is be patient and take your time. Understanding you are no...

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A big hello from a (wannabe) soon to be virgin burner, so excited to find out more and have the opportunity to experience the joy of my first Burning Man. Would love to talk to any other Aussies thinking of heading over in 2019 or anyone at all who is attending and wants to connect. Thanks so much -...