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E ND | I think about that more often when we have a bluebird day here in November with 40F and know through technology and weather forecasting that the next day will have life threatening blizzard conditions. I'm sure they were more in tune with nature but how they lived through that with the limited clothes they had?
We're here talking about 1000gram thinsulate boots and cold toes - they had worn out single layer leather and a pair of wool pants out there in the snow tending to livestock. Crazy tough people. | |
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How did the pioneers make it work?
