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15th October 06, 03:35 PM
#1
New Orleans
We have a cold snap where it has dropped from 94f to 72f. The drop for us acclimated to the 90s actually has people reaching for the heater switch and finding that it is inoperative. It feels cold.
Of course the nice thing is that we can now wear nice clothes without the heat injuries.
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18th October 06, 06:32 AM
#2
Scrunching socks down to the top of the boots
helps keep stuff (including snow) out of them.
What you need for winter is some shock that
are really high so you can scruch them and
still have enough to reach the knees.
I've seen such socks on ebay quite frequently.
Mostly they are cotton, though occasionally wool.
The wool ones are rather expensive, though
probably worth it.
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18th October 06, 09:32 AM
#3
In Arizona, if it gets cold I wear a light jacket or a sweater. Had to put one on this morning with an 8 yd wool. I love the desert. O'Neille
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