Traditional Muzzleloading Association
The Center of Camp => The Campfire => Topic started by: KDubs on December 11, 2022, 04:54:26 PM
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Well I can certainly understand why the capote was so popular in the Rockies fur trade.
Pretty warm and dry in nearly 2ft of snow.
Kevin
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As much as I like Id, you sure can keep your winters.
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There was a time when I lived for the winters. The colder and the snowier, the better. I looked forward to the first snow of the year and hated to see the last snow melt.
But that was B. A.
Before Arthritis.
John (Bigsmoke)
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I was the same way back in my skiing days. Don't have the legs for it anymore.
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I think I may be starting to see a pattern here with advancing age and colder weather! :laffing
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sounds like experience speaking Bill.
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So THAT's where all our snow is! None here. Nada. Zilch. Rain on top of rain. Bah!
I used to do a lot of cross country skiing, snow shoeing and, of course, dog sledding. I still have the skis, up in the rafters of the garage, but they haven't see any use in 22 years.
Whether you believe it's caused by people or by the sun, global warming is real....
~Kees~
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You just can't beat good wool!
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Geez, turns out to be a great coat. Looks like this winter it will get a lot of use.
Warm n dry. I may be making a few more of these.
Bought my voyages tougue from track of the wolf.
:wave kevin