In many cultures throughout history, sauna (and other forms of sweat bathing) has always been an enjoyable practice, yet it has also been a critical
This is the kind of thing we get when we sauna in temperature extremes: “It takes a couple extra sticks of firewood, that’s for sure.”
From the Mailbag: Hi Glenn, I ordered your e-book a couple of years ago and am finally (hopefully) getting started on my sauna build. I
Sauna during each of the four seasons involve: Summer saunas by the lake with plunges off the dock and rainy days. Spring saunas with freshly
Travel all over North America this winter has been a challenge. Polar Vortex, ice storms, and lots of snow have hit us, wave after wave.
… make sauna! April in Minnesota has given us snow storm after snow storm. Sauna has offered respite from this nonsense. The final snow of
Traverse, Northern Michigan’s Magazine is a monthly magazine about life in Northern Michigan, USA. Their January 2013 edition, via their online publication MyNorth.com, features this
Cold is our warm friend. Let’s consider the other extreme of taking a hot sauna.
30 degrees f. Heavy snow falling. Thick big snowflakes melting on warm skin. Friends converging in Minneapolis backyard sauna enjoying the experience. Any better way
We drove to the cabin in a cold rain, and by the time we went to bed, a layer of slush was sticking to the deck. 10 inches of heavy wet snow greeted us in the morning.
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