Winter gloves

[wandering peacefully]

Is it just me?

At the beginning of every, starting to get cold season, I start losing gloves in the woods.

I start out with gloves on because the north wind is blowing and it is very cold. I start walking and working on my trails in my woods.

I stop to rest and take them off because I am hot, and LEAVE them somewhere never to be found again.

It seems such a waste. By January in Maine, I can no longer take them off on my trail expeditions because it's too cold, so the new replacement gloves I have to buy. are safe from accidental loss.

But where the heck are all the ones I lost in the woods in pre-winter? They are NEVER around come spring.

Oops, wrong pic..I'll try again for a trail pic

 

[wandering peacefully]

Uhn, huh

 

[Jayhawker Soule]

Is it just me?

You probably left it where you threw out your definition of "Debate."

 

[Revoltingest]

Is it just me?

At the beginning of every, starting to get cold season, I start losing gloves in the woods.

I start out with gloves on because the north wind is blowing and it is very cold. I start walking and working on my trails in my woods.

I stop to rest and take them off because I am hot, and LEAVE them somewhere never to be found again.

It seems such a waste. By January in Maine, I can no longer take them off on my trail expeditions because it's too cold, so the new replacement gloves I have to buy. are safe from accidental loss.

But where the heck are all the ones I lost in the woods in pre-winter? They are NEVER around come spring.

Oops, wrong pic..I'll try again for a trail pic

Wearing gloves is for the weak.

 

[JustGeorge]

I lose my gloves before they even get out of the house...

 

[wandering peacefully]

You probably left it where you threw out your definition of "Debate."

Oh probably, I had no idea it was going to be a debate. I thought there might be a general consensus. Unless one lives in FL in the winter,

 

[wandering peacefully]

Wearing gloves is for the weak.

Yes, and for those who live in the outdoors in the cold and desire to keep their fingers.

 

[Revoltingest]

Yes, and for those who live in the outdoors in the cold and desire to keep their fingers.

Fingers....they're the Devil's playthings.

 

[Stevicus]

I don't think I even have any gloves. The last pair of gloves I owned were boxing gloves.

 

[wandering peacefully]

Fingers....they're the Devil's playthings.

Ha! The best appendages ever discovered.

 

[wandering peacefully]

I don't think I even have any gloves. The last pair of gloves I owned were boxing gloves.

Good for you. Keeping track of gloves in general is a pain in the arse. Or pain in the hands if they become necessary and can't br found!

 

[ChristineM]

Is it just me?

At the beginning of every, starting to get cold season, I start losing gloves in the woods.

I start out with gloves on because the north wind is blowing and it is very cold. I start walking and working on my trails in my woods.

I stop to rest and take them off because I am hot, and LEAVE them somewhere never to be found again.

It seems such a waste. By January in Maine, I can no longer take them off on my trail expeditions because it's too cold, so the new replacement gloves I have to buy. are safe from accidental loss.

But where the heck are all the ones I lost in the woods in pre-winter? They are NEVER around come spring.

Oops, wrong pic..I'll try again for a trail pic

How's about what we did at schoo. Join the gloves together with enough elastic to go up one sleeve, across you back and down the other sleeve.

You simply cannot lose the gloves, take them off and the just dangle there alongside your hands.

 

[Wildswanderer]

Is it just me?

At the beginning of every, starting to get cold season, I start losing gloves in the woods.

I start out with gloves on because the north wind is blowing and it is very cold. I start walking and working on my trails in my woods.

I stop to rest and take them off because I am hot, and LEAVE them somewhere never to be found again.

It seems such a waste. By January in Maine, I can no longer take them off on my trail expeditions because it's too cold, so the new replacement gloves I have to buy. are safe from accidental loss.

But where the heck are all the ones I lost in the woods in pre-winter? They are NEVER around come spring.

Oops, wrong pic..I'll try again for a trail pic

I only lose the right glove. I have about 20 left handed gloves. It's inconvenient!

 

[dybmh]

I stop to rest and take them off because I am hot

None of your hiking clothes have pockets?

Beyond that, it sounds like you're over dressed. Long pants ( no thermals ) + Long baselayer shirt + fleece vest + knit hat + lightweight gloves works for me down to 40ish deg F. And I don't have to shed a thing ( unless the temp rises above 55ish ). The secret is the vest. Hands don't get too sweaty or hot because cool air can get to the arms. My gloves stay on the whole time even when stopping.

 

[Heyo]

But where the heck are all the ones I lost in the woods in pre-winter? They are NEVER around come spring.

Are we talking fingered gloves or mittens? Mittens might get inhabited by weasels, stoats or squirrels and they might take them away.

 

[Audie]

Is it just me?

At the beginning of every, starting to get cold season, I start losing gloves in the woods.

I start out with gloves on because the north wind is blowing and it is very cold. I start walking and working on my trails in my woods.

I stop to rest and take them off because I am hot, and LEAVE them somewhere never to be found again.

It seems such a waste. By January in Maine, I can no longer take them off on my trail expeditions because it's too cold, so the new replacement gloves I have to buy. are safe from accidental loss.

But where the heck are all the ones I lost in the woods in pre-winter? They are NEVER around come spring.

Oops, wrong pic..I'll try again for a trail pic

Not me. It's too hot for gloves here.

 

[Revoltingest]

Not me. It's too hot for gloves here.

Don't you wear white gloves to your cotillions?
In an air conditioned building, they'd be comfy.

 

[Audie]

Don't you wear white gloves to your cotillions?
In an air conditioned building, they'd be comfy.

Looked it up.
Now I know what a cotillion is.
And I learned something about you.

 

[Revoltingest]

Looked it up.
Now I know what a cotillion is.
And I learned something about you.

Sheep lie!
I've never been to a cotillion.

 

[Stevicus]

The white gloves are for inspection purposes. The white glove test.