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Thanks. We escaped just in time. The weather up north has turned frightful.
Actually tipped the barber. Which Aussies don't do much. But, I think he did well, so added a fiver for him 
What kind of water temperatures do you have there? Summer highs? Winter lows?Nice weather today
I was kind suspecting that given, that it faces the Southern Ocean.I had to Google that
No wonder you don't go swimming.
I wouldn't either. I'll stick with this:
And I have thisI was kind suspecting that given, that it faces the Southern Ocean.
No wonder you don't go swimming.
I wouldn't either. I'll stick with this:
Average Ocean Temperatures for the Texas Gulf Coast
The water temperature usually reaches 86 °F (30 °C) at the Galveston Pleasure Pier in July and August. The Gulf of Mexico's coolest water of the year along the Texas coast arrives in January, when the temperature drops to 53 °F (12 °C) at Freeport.
Mid June to late September look like weather I would enjoy for swimming. Dry land would be muggy, oppressive with the high temps and humidity. Everyone searches for paradise, most of us settle for second best.I was kind suspecting that given, that it faces the Southern Ocean.
No wonder you don't go swimming.
I wouldn't either. I'll stick with this:
From a weather perspective, we did indeed prefer Hawaii. But ya can't drive to Hawaii, and the cost of everything there is far higher than here.
yeah
queensland has tropical beaches
new south wales reportedly has good surf
people tend to visit my state for the coffee/food/events
we have some big stadiums and galleries and the likes
west of the city is pretty, but also not great swimming
queensland has tropical beaches
new south wales reportedly has good surf
people tend to visit my state for the coffee/food/events
we have some big stadiums and galleries and the likes
west of the city is pretty, but also not great swimming
We really love the Virgin Islands for the same reason. But, cost of living is low and people are amazing. We're planning retirement there.
Queensland sounds great until you realize there are more things that can kill you than not.yeah
queensland has tropical beaches
new south wales reportedly has good surf
people tend to visit my state for the coffee/food/events
we have some big stadiums and galleries and the likes
west of the city is pretty, but also not great swimming
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