so i see.is the ear sheltered from the wind, or would i have to build a fire to keep warm?
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Tue 7 Oct 2008, 23:05,
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That depends.At this time of year I would probably start thinking about taking the lee ear, but earlier in the season I would prefer the fresh air to the shelter.
There is a deep brown wax in here which can niff a bit, but makes excellent Blu-Tak
(There is a deep brown wax in here which can niff a bit, but makes excellent Blu-Tak
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Tue 7 Oct 2008, 23:07,
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i hate to be coldthe lee ear it is.
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Tue 7 Oct 2008, 23:11,
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Watch out for the lice.I use a concoction of my own devising, consisting of a mixture of lavender oil and a blackthorn stick.
To be honest, the lavender is optional.
(To be honest, the lavender is optional.
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Tue 7 Oct 2008, 23:16,
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i find that coating myself in earwax works finethe lice just slide right off.
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Tue 7 Oct 2008, 23:18,
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That's fine in the summer,when you can sit in a breeze.
In autumn I avoid it because of the odour, although it can keep the frost off on particularly cold winters nights.
(In autumn I avoid it because of the odour, although it can keep the frost off on particularly cold winters nights.
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Tue 7 Oct 2008, 23:21,
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if the ears are hairythe hair can be woven to produce blankets that are both warm and waterproof. nose hair blankets should only be used as a last resort, they're much coarser and not at all waterproof.
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Tue 7 Oct 2008, 23:29,
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