How do I prepare to live in a damp climate? - pictures of the old dryer
In a little over a week I will leave the school in Wales, for one semester. The main thing I was taught is to prepare for a time extremely "wet" wet. But I have some problems.
As I prepare to pack up, I am frankly surprised by this concept of humidity. You see, I spent my childhood in West Texas (photo of the old American western movies, which blows with thistles, and you have a clear idea on the weather) and my school is located in Albuquerque, which is still dry (not counting the Mesquite Trees grow here). People who visit here often, because of dehydration evacuate because they will not use the climate. In short, I go from one extreme to another. I've never lived anywhere else.
I always see people of "average" climate Visit Albuquerque react to the shock of the drought, so I would really appreciate if you tell me what I expect on a whim unusually wet and cool weather.
Thank you for reading and for your help!
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Pictures Of The Old Dryer How Do I Prepare To Live In A Damp Climate?
3 comments:
WOW .... Good for you! I think they really have fun! I lived in Texas ... I now live in Ohio. I havent to Wales, but I have found in some countries, very wet and humid climate along the coast of British Columbia and the coast of Oregon. I think you will see the difference that to enjoy. The air we breathe differently ... especially if you see something cool and comfortable. It feels exciting to me when they are wet and chilled.
I think the shoes are to leave on wet ground would help. LL Bean has a "Storm Chaser, the" very beautiful shoes. The most important thing for moisture / rain stays dry ... If you do not stay dry when the freezing cold or cooled quickly enough.
Since the south-western United States are accustomed probably feel much colder than the locals. Layers of clothing is a secret, so you can take or add what you need. You want to at least one in May, outerwear can throw water. A very compact ormbrella can be useful.
But .... what I think would be a good idea (if possible) Travel is very, very easily. Can some of the most important elements in Wales for a number of reasons.
1. Where are you now ... You do not have the best selection of this kind of wear .... soooo unique things to buy ... local population for use in Wales and then you have something useful and something from there. .... Or consider buying a raincoat and hat, cowboy west, and bring the trade in wool, there are great things. You can just some of their traditional Southwest appearal.
2. A waterproof bag is a good idea ... Hands free to hold an umbrella and do other things when it rains.
3. Discover some of the catalogs of LL Bean ... Web Search by LLBean.com (all Undercar letters) notes, Freeport, Maine Web site and click on the Winterwarm catalog. There are specialized tissue of skiers (underwear) are used, which remain rather dry and hot. Very Lightwight ... So, if the layer of clothing that you do not feel like a stuffed sausage.
4. You can check the web sites, so that the weather is like wherever you go and see what the weather during the time get you there. They do not say the season or semester, you ... You can rely on some fairly cold weather ... is below zero for you.
I want to be with you ... I'm going to Nova Scotia in a month if the weather will be very similar. When I was in college, I went to Germany ... I never forget that trip and still have good friends to keep in touch with me.
Have a great time!
I lived in England and it rains there a lot. I spent two weeks in Wales. My parents have always resistant (as opposed to an extra hand in the car), umbrellas, and always dressed in layers.
We had two different layers of layers of wax and a layer of fine rain that can be easily folded.
It's not as wet as people make it seem. It rains a little, but not a constant humidity.
I would not worry about it too much moisture .... Looks like you prepare for the rainy season. Certainly not as wet as. What you probably meant that the morning mist is part of the trail that are used in the autumn and winter. In fact, Holland is a humid climate in this season. I think Europe, almost all wet then ....?
What you need is, however, either underwear made of cotton, because moisture tends to penetrate clothing and things, you will feel much colder, if you have any. Once camped outside a nuclear power plant in the Netherlands with many others, of course, and I did not) in a place without long underwear (long johns, a mild became my friend let me use.
I doubt that you need to buy something like that. You save lots of money and expensive underwear, with a cotton shirt or a sleeveless shirt under his regular clothes or other, should be sufficient to avoid a cold this time of year.
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