Favorable temperature for camping and dog

[mazeno]

so you see
i try to get known more and more about the places i visit
not only from facebook (which i don't use) or wiki
reading books and searching such sources is not a crime
yet
happily

have you ever read valikhanov, grum-grzimailo, severtsov, semenov?
or mushketov maybe?
murzayev, krylenko?
osipov, lebedev, yatsenko?
grombchevsky, barshchevsky?
boulnois, darlymple, rerich, gafurov, gumilov, krist, burnaby, olufsen, hansen?
marco polo at least?

or just a few selfiestories from blogspots?

there is a proverb
"travels educate"
my version is "travels educate but only educated"

so
now you can mock on me

[bwv812]

Surface temperature is not how temperature is normally recorded: atmospheric/air temperature is the standard of measurement. The reason for this should be fairly obvious, given that our bodies/skin tends to interact with the air, and not with the ground. The ability to cook an egg on asphalt has no bearing on whether or not an egg held in the air will cook itself, for example.

I'm sure an educated guy like Mazeno understands this, and I'm sure he also read the part of his linked study that says:

According to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Commission of Climatology (CCl) World Archive of Weather and Climate Extremes, the record high atmospheric temperature is 56.7°C observed in Death Valley on July 10, 1913, and the record low temperature is -89.2°C observed in Antarctica on July 21, 1983 (World Meteorological Organization’s World Weather & Climate Extremes Archive).

Of course, Mazeno's article must be wrong since Mazeno has personally experienced (atmospheric) temperatures of over 60 degrees.

[mazeno]

you won
especially if the dog will wear shoes