Tucson

Phoneline Trail #27, Phoneline Trail #27 A, and Blackett’s Ridge #48 are temporarily closed.

Also, my new protip for showering post-exercise is to either just use the "cold" side or if your shower can't do that and you have a tankless hot water heater, just turn it off while showering.

Tap water is like 85 now and about as warm as you really want if you were just outside sweating.

(Someone's gotta post some sunset photos in here, lol…)

I swear, the only sane time to be outside this time of year is after 8pm. I turn into a night owl. If I were to run this city, I would actively try to have businesses stay open late/all night. I know Now is when the snow birds leave and sales drop.... but we don't have to live like this! we don't have to keep oven mits in the car for the steering wheel when we first get in and drive away...

In the dead of summer, the best time to cook a steak outside is at 4am. Weather is perfect then. THAT should be the time we all go out and get things done.

I know this will never happen. Thank you for letting me get out my pet peeve.

Hi All! I'd like to invite everyone here to the official Tucson instance at tucson.social. There's no need to delete this community, and if anything this place will serve as a fantastic way to get people on the local instance.

Come one, come all

cross-posted from: https://mander.xyz/post/673692

Taken at the Desert Botanical Gardens parking lot in April. The heat that day was stifling yet so was the beauty of my surroundings!

Fun factoid: These trees have chlorophyll rich bark that perform photosynthesis.

Hopefully people will migrate over to here from reddit. In an effort to help rebuild the community, I'll post some of the breakfast places people seem to suggest.

Bisbee Breakfast Club

Frank's

Poco and Mom's

Baja Cafe

Buendia Breakfast and Lunch Cafe

Bobo's

Del Cielo Tamal

Just wanted the community to be here in case Reddit refugees from Tucson come looking for it.