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I also found that buying "cold"
weather gear in southern climates and northern very different, maybe you
want to look at internet sites based out of colder places??? I have a great
pair of fleecy,thick leather work gloves  that I got at the local
co-op that have kept my hands warm for two winters of barn chores, riding
is harder to keep hands warm as they are less active, those dollar store
"one size fits all" gloves  underneath lined leather ,winter
riding gloves work well. "Hot paws" - pkgs that you  break
and they warm up for a few hours - can help keep hands and feet warm in
frigid weather as well.:-)

P.S> I f I am not paying at least
$40 for winter gloves they are not going to keep my hands warm!:-)

***Maryanne-- Egypt sounds SO nice right
now!!!Can people still stowaway on ships? ***** :-) :-)