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I've been wearing my winter coat the last few days even though it's been about 13C
Was feeling too cold in just a hoody, and I walk back from uni library sometimes in the later evening when the sun has gone down. Heating difference between buildings and outside is annoying though, so I just wear a t shirt underneath otherwise I sweat too much inside
I've been wearing my winter coat the last few days even though it's been about 13C
Was feeling too cold in just a hoody, and I walk back from uni library sometimes in the later evening when the sun has gone down. Heating difference between buildings and outside is annoying though, so I just wear a t shirt underneath otherwise I sweat too much inside
Yeah I hate that, always need to layer in the winter here.
I'm wearing a cardigan for this weather (cloudy low 50s). Winter coat unlikely to be used until November at the earliest unless we get a surprise cold snap in late October. It's just not cold enough.
Didn't bring a winter coat to Geneva because I couldn't find it while packing. I brought one hoody though. Should I buy one before visiting the mtns? We'll see... several thin layers would probably work just as well as two thck layers in low wind chills...
Location: Murray River, Riverland, South Australia
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I've been wearing my winter coat the last few days even though it's been about 13C
Was feeling too cold in just a hoody, and I walk back from uni library sometimes in the later evening when the sun has gone down. Heating difference between buildings and outside is annoying though, so I just wear a t shirt underneath otherwise I sweat too much inside
Same thing here. When it's cool and by cool I mean low-high teens C, the heaters are roaring in every building and everyone outside is dressed like they are on an antarctic expedition. Meanwhile I am sweating bullets every time I go inside. Every home, shop and restaurant is a sweatbox. It's madness.
And there is almost no wind ever so there is no movement of air if you open a window.
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Location: Murray River, Riverland, South Australia
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Drunk my body weight in fireball whiskey, any more and my insides will end up on my sofa
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