How do you know when it's 100 outside?

You stop wearing black.
You worship the slightest breeze.
You are covered in slippery sweat.
You get a heat rash under your cycling chamois and wear bathing suit bottoms instead.
The locals tell you to take a ferry instead.
You have to take a "sweat break" an hour after lunch.
You stop caring if you get a hot shower at night and are perfectly happy to have a cold one.
You have to drink a gallon of water per day.
You have to eat your snickers bar with a spoon.



Oh, and there's Montenegro in the background. We climbed some of those hills yesterday in the 100 deg heat. It was a challenge, but not impossible with enough water and chocolate.

- Posted from somewhere with my iPod!