Dive in and Look at These Delightful Swimming Images

It's hot. Really, really hot. Not that I mind; winter is with us a long time after all. However, summers like this one are few and far between, so when it hits you notice. The last I recall was decades ago, when even the lake was so baked by the sun it didn't bring relief. More typically, summers in this part of our world can get the heat, but it's broken by the crack and roar of a thunderstorm, which lifts the mugginess for a few days after. Or there might be a dry season, but it comes with reasonable temperatures. This year, humidity has carried us over 40°C many days and you don't have to be a farmer to be praying for rain. Cornstalks stand tall, straight, reedy reaching and begging for moisture to quench the thirst. Browning grass crackles beneath our feet, while flowers sag wearily by day's end. We attempt to hydrate and refresh gardens with nightly soakings, but the relentless sun beating upon them has their perkiness fading by mid-day. Yet, when we