RC: Re: Down and DirtyBut Warm!

["GESA BRINKS" <gesaeqfx@pe.net>]

O.k.  how about 90 degrees on the front porch last friday and sat.  Have
been wearing tee shirts and sleeveless top all last week.  Most of the kids
around are wearing shorts!  I would have too except for the fact that the
lack of color on my legs could cause serious eye damage to anyone not
wearing sunglasses :-) This endless summer thing is getting old.  Some rain
would be nice.  REALLY!   We got a few light  sprinkles yesterday but didnt
even dampen the dirt.  Want to get warm....come visit Riverside Co. , in So.
Calif.    gesa n clovis
-----Original Message-----
From: B.E. Jackson <riosanbravo@hotmail.com>
To: ridecamp@endurance.net <ridecamp@endurance.net>
Date: Monday, January 17, 2000 5:00 PM
Subject: RC: Down and DirtyBut Warm!


>Karen, don't hate me because I'm warm, but we just had a college prof and
>his wife come all the way from Amherst, MA to ride for the week and lo, if
>the weather wasn't in the 70s most of the time they were here (well, there
>was that little snow flurry when they first arrived, but that cleared up).
>Now they're looking at real estate in the area, a common side effect of
>getting to ride in your shirtsleeves in January.
>
>Bonnie near Prescott, AZ (...okay and gloating just a tad ;-> )
>http://www.prescottlink.com/oasis/index.html
>
>>From: "Karen J. Zelinsky" <kjz2@juno.com>
>>To: ridecamp@endurance.net
>>Subject: RC:  Down and Dirty
>>Date: Mon, 17 Jan 2000 11:39:11 EST
>>
>>Ugh!  Just came in from 10 degrees and poop-flinging here in the
>>near-coldest point in the mid-atlantic or NE!!!!  Three horses in barn =
>>not bad warmth-wise while working hard.  My dad calls this place
>>Wuthering Depths..... I call it Cold Turkey!  Okay, time to relate to
>>ridecamp.. checking in with y'all.  I KNOW you're all warmer and cozier
>>than me, right?
>>
>>Okay, all this talk about synthetic materials and flexibility.  Now hear
>>this!  I am in LOVE with my new rubber boots --- they're called "Muck" -
>>the writing on the boots says Muck Boot Company, and under that "Hoser" -
>>they are the rubber material used by deep sea divers - is that the same
>>thing that you've all been talking about?  Neoprine I think.  Very
>>flexible, light, knee high, waterproof (walk into my stream to get my
>>horses' water buckets filled), warm with only one pair of socks on, and
>>good support!  Not like those rock-hard rubber barn boots that I've been
>>using for years!  Got these at my local feed store.  They say they've
>>sold like crazy and people are nuts about them.  About $45.00/pair.  I
>>think they should become the politically-correct boot to wear to town and
>>the barn in the winter!  Hey - those clunky old high heel shoes are back,
>>why not these?
>>
>>Now, I've got to gird my loin (or whatever they say) to go work on
>>massaging 4 horses at the farm down the road.  It's up to a toasty 20
>>degrees.  Think I'll wear those boots and hope I don't get stomped on -
>>they're not exactly steel toe!  Wish me luck handling the elements!  Same
>>to all of you northerners!
>>Karen in PA
>>
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