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17th September 07, 12:02 PM
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Kilts in Winter
Hi, all.
Once again, winter's coming. And it can get bleedin' cold up here in Montana. And windy, too.
Now I've heard people before say "I wear my 8-yard and hose and I'm fine in the winter!" When it's so bloomin' cold that I'm freezing in flannel-lined carhart (pants [ick]) I have a hard time believing that I'd be comfy in a kilt and hose. When it's 3 degrees (F) out there I don't see too many women in skirts, and it's easy to figure out why. Well I'm on my Bifurcation Eradication Mission, and I have to come up with a solution that doesn't allow frost bite to my...
How about some other options? Knitted tights with or without hose? Is that too feminine looking? What do other you far-Northers wear in the dark and cold months? Or do I just need to accept that I don't live in a climate that will allow me to wear kilts full-time year-round?
Thanks for the tips and such.
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