See, I told you! You can make even rest rooms look great! At 100 degrees, I see why there aren't many people. We know you suffered for your art on this day.

After 25 'Experiences' that rest room would be a blessing eh! .. ~Chuckles!~

Be a 'pleasure' to stop here for a 'wee' while too!...:^)

Really beautiful. I love the flowery barrels the most. Now I know what's there in the barrels. LOL Nice and warm shot, cute place.

Wow! Nice flowers in the barrels. Great idea. I love them. Very lovely place and excellent capture.

Horses have rest rooms!...I could live with 100°F..As long as the humidity was low..Used to touch 130°F in the Gulf of Aden but it was bone dry..Nice picture Jim...R.

Jimbob, I see two barrels filled with flowers. Does evaporate my hope that the other barrels would contain 'moonshine', lol.

Hot shot this time, mate.

See above that Owd Bob has the same problems as I have now too, so:

Regards, Cornelius.

Great shot, guess I wouldn't be sitting out there in that hot weather either. Nice composition.

Hey, Jimbob....

100°!!!!! I don't envy poor Frank having to walk back and forth behind those mules all day. No wonder he wasn't smiling. And you walked around and snapped off how many pictures in that heat and humidity. You really are a glutton for pain. Maybe it's that agony that gives these postings their character. That's enough suffering. Don't even think about cutting off your ear, Vincent.

I grew up in the Midwest and know that 100° feels like 300° because of the humidity. It'll be 100° here today but the humidity will be almost nothing. Once the winds come up this afternoon, it'll be an excellent time to start an illegal camp fire. High winds, low humidity and temperatures around 100° can be a lethal combination. But think of the fabulous shots I could post from prison.

Love that sky. Can I borrow a few of those clouds?

Dots

No wonder there are no people about with temperature that high! Nice capture of the resting area and also I like that sky and your presentation.

When it's hot I tend to drink plenty of fluids. So, I think I'll sit on the bench ... its closer to the restrooms. A fantastic capture Jim ... I like the composition & colors.

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It seems a nice place to spent a relaxing afternoon, Jim!

You have done it once again, brought a beautiflly finished capture of the wonderful place, thank you for dealing with the heat, it sure did not hamper you and camera. Tigs♥ =^..^=

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In Awe

That must be the restrooms for the mules, Jimbo. Excellent work.

I thought it was mad dogs and Englishmen who go out in the mid-day sun Jim!!! ha ha Although it was a hot day, it didnt detract from the quality of your images that day. This being one of them. Well done!
Ann

Looks so very inviting Jim. Nice shot. I believe I will step inside now, see you in a bit.

So how many have been born in the "Livery Room," JimboB? I see you were the only one out in the heat. Unless of course you sent them packing with the clone tool. I see brochures are available for other touristy things to do in this area. FDR suits it well.

TicK

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I'm using Internet Explorer so I hope I'm seeing this okay!...lol...Excellent comp and very natural Jim! Superb capture!

Love this image. Would have it hanging on a wall for sure! : )

I like this one. It looks like a good place to sit and enjoy a cold lemonaid.

Jimbob - The horses do WHAT in the building? lol Very fine comp and post-photo work. Thad