Emergency: Cold Weather Gear
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I had an early appointment today and woke up to 34F. Now, I live in Phoenix Arizona. Also called, "The Valley Of The Sun". To say the least, I was ill prepared and in need of some cold weather gear. This was my fast solution.
Using some thin rubber gloves I had, I covered them with cotton gloves to insulate the rubber. It worked quite well for cold wind and no moisture. This would be useless if water where involved. Oh look the Rosemary is flowering. Its soooo cold!
......Picture me rolling
Using some thin rubber gloves I had, I covered them with cotton gloves to insulate the rubber. It worked quite well for cold wind and no moisture. This would be useless if water where involved. Oh look the Rosemary is flowering. Its soooo cold!
......Picture me rolling