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Sevilla. Last week in TV. Measuring soil temperature in a modern sterile clean park made with lots of granite and a few street flowerpots with small plants here
by pvaldes 5y ago
Sevilla. Last week in TV. Measuring soil temperature in a modern sterile clean park made with lots of granite and a few street flowerpots with small plants here and there, nobody at sight. Designed by machines for machines. Soil temperature: 55 Celsius.
Near old fashioned park with trees, fallen leaves and dirt, people sit under a big sycamore, maybe 80 years old or more. Soil temperature 21 Celsius.
Is as easy as that. You will have what you sow.
- tluyben2 5y agoYep, near Malaga too. Fine in the montes, while insane where there are no trees. And the Montes were planted to stop the floods from the mountains after every tree was cut to fuel steamboats, so why not replant trees everywhere if we can see it clearly works? I know the answer while dipping my head with a luckily wet towel in Alentejo 43C.
- finiteseries 5y agoThat works really well in parts of Spain and around the Mediterranean where dry seasons exist and coincide with higher temperatures. “It’s a dry heat” is a real thing, and you can even put together things like swamp coolers that save the day if there isn’t enough shade. Britain gets humid though. France gets humid, Germany gets humid etc Hottest place I’ve ever been was a jungle.