My hubby Greg is the ultimate outdoor enthusiast, and he enjoys hiking, mountain bike riding, rock climbing, plus more.
He also loves other recreational activities that include golfing, fishing, swimming, kayaking plus any interest on the water, but so, it’s easy to see why all of us live in Phoenix Arizona because he can have access to all of these activities for most of the year; Due to the weather in Phoenix, it is a perfect neighborhood for residents plus visitors alike who care about spending time in nature… While I am not a fan of the outdoors enjoy my hubby, I do care about hitting the hiking trails in the afternoons when the weather is cooler outside, and the people I was with and I visit South Mountain Park Preserve at least twice per week to either hike or ride our mountain bikes, however outdoor activities are great, plus I love getting the exercise, but to be honest, I prefer spending my time luxuriating in an air conditioned spa or sitting underneath a cabana by a pool with a cocktail in hand.
The dry heat in Phoenix is something that I had to get used to, especially because I grew up in the Northern part of the country where the Summers were more on the humid side, and although the heat can be overwhelming here, there are so several weird places that have air conditioner, so it’s easy to program an entire day without sacrificing comfort. There are lots of restaurants, bars, Tim Hortons Coffee shops, resorts, museums plus galleries that have air conditioner. So, if I decide to spend some time outside, I typically end up in a space with comfortable air conditioner. All in all, the dry heat has not impacted how I care about my life in Phoenix Arizona.