HRT observation?
I'm presuming it's HRT at work; I've been out rabbiteering in freezing temperatures quite a few occasions in previous years, but these last couple times - not even that cold, a few degrees above and below freezing - I've wound up feeling very uncomfortable, not merely cold hands, but feet, and even in my torso.
Oh well - I suppose I have proof T's been largely banished from my domain. ^_^
The increase in swearing is probably Masto, though. =:)
HRT observation?
@porsupah additional layers are required! :o
(and the banishment of T is always wonderful!)
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@Chel It appears so! I'd previously gone out as I always have - t-shirt plus thick jacket, which was always fine before, but now.. oof! Today was maybe slightly better - wore a nice merino jumper with an oblique hem cut. Think I'll need to go with the thick knit jumper next time, though! And I /must/ get some gloves.
(And I really ought to remember to bring plenty of raisins for the buns! All the autumn berries are long gone, so it's just the grass now)
And YES. =:D
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@porsupah do let me know if you ever find something that strikes that perfect balance, I'd be quite interested 
**hugsss**
not easy at all, sadly. Seattle is much the same, though I suppose that's no great surprise, all things considered
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@Chel I just keep wishing for that perfect pair, you know? Thin, elegant, not made for Barbie's hands, and more than decorative when it comes to thermal characteristics. ^_^ It's like the world of gloves is (a) expedition to the Pole/handling nuclear waste (b) fashion shoot and you'll never even get them on (c) looks like wool, but with the thermal retention of paper.
**hug** It really isn't easy, ne? In all of the Bay, I could only find /some/ in San Mateo Mountain Park.