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At 06:29 PM 3/13/2006, Lori Bertolucci wrote:
> Remember, if you don't keep your arms and legs warm, you can't 
> expect to keep your hands and feet warm. Make sure you are wearing 
> plenty of warm clothes on your arms, and a pair of thick ragwool 
> gloves with thinsilate liners works wonders. Like Libby said, wool 
> stays warm, wet or dry.

Hmmm - I never heard that one before.  I've been concentrating on 
keeping my torso and head warm and haven't thought at all about arms 
and legs.  I know my legs aren't warm because when I come in, the 
skin there is kind of numb. I always figured I had enough padding on 
my thighs that cold wouldn't make any difference.


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