On 4/7/2009 6:21 PM, TIM RICHARDSON wrote to ED HULETT:

-> Didn't she recently say that the missionaries should first `aclimate'
-> themselves to SC heat?
-> 
-> 
-> I wonder how many times she's been in Utah around June and July. Or August.
-> 
-> 
-> Those from Utah don't need `aclimating' to SC. Its probably the other way
-> around!
-> 

Would Wyoming count? In July? National Center West at Ten Sleep. Altitude
between 3,000 and 7,000 feet. And of course, acclimatization was necessary.
Air pressure there is much less than at -5ft and it is harder to breathe.
High desert. Could get hot during the day and cold at night. The dryness of
the air was more the problem there. Staying hydrated took some doing when
you're used to a LOW humidity still being above 50% and what you're living
and working in now ranges 15% to 20% when it's HIGH.

Oh, we had snow on July 2. Had to have supplies airlifted in and couldn't
get the horses off the mesa for 3 days.



-> She will probably want missionaries `aclimated' to drive-by shootings in SC,
-> so less of them either die or are hospitalized with bullet wounds!
-

I don't want to see anybody needlessly hurt or die. Especially when it's
caused by recklessness...or underwear.

 
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