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> Keep the clothes you're going to wear in the sleeping bag.

Good point <g>.  I usually put my ride clothes on the night before.

Another really big help in staying warm:  wear a wool or polarfleece 
watch cap.  We lose a tremendous amount of heat through our skulls. 
Those stocking caps our colonial ancestors wore to bed weren't a 
fashion statement -- they were necessary for coping with houses 
without central heat!
--


Lynn Kinsky, Santa Ynez, CA
http://www.silcom.com/~lkinsky/

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