As many places are experiencing a summer heat wave, many of us are finding exceptional thermal goodness taking saunas, and yes, people think we’re crazy. When it’s 100 degrees outside (38°c.), the last thing most everybody thinks of is sitting
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 am converting a stand alone shed that is on the edge of our yard. My
10. Sauna is the best way to check for and get rid of wood ticks.. 9. Sauna gets rid of your itchy mosquito bites. 8. Sauna is your bad weather insurance policy. 7. Sauna is a great community thing, for
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 made vihta and new growth. Fall saunas in the misty garden all wet with rain
Lake cabins and cottages are full of distant, familiar sounds, especially on a calm summer day. The way a boat motor cranks to life easily defines its owner: “I think Jack’s going fishing”. A faint playful laughter down the shoreline:
Summer saunas mean Hippopotamus style hanging out. And here’s A guest post from Miller, reviewing matters on a summer day in his backyard sauna. Check out Miller’s start to Finnish sauna build experience HERE. Enter Miller: When mowing the lawn or
47 of the 50 States here in the US are under “Extreme Heat Index” which basically means a sauna is everywhere you go outside. But nobody is outside. The sun bakes and scorches, and the humidity can be cut with
It’s night time and it’s still warm out. You take a wonderful cold shower outside. You sit and chill out and here this great tune. You want to go back into the sauna, yet your body core is still warm
With the awesome spring we’ve had and temperatures soaring near 90F and with the Twins on a miniature roll , what better time then a late afternoon summer-time sauna? Three rounds, complete with intermittent dips in the pool between
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