Originally Posted by Chris L
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Incidentally, if we're talking about below zero celcuis -- do a quick search for "Strathgordon" on the forums. I was fighting those in "summer" last week.
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Of course, but I really don't see any way that participating in this would compromise one's safety.
Tee hee. That's =fahrenheit=! Zero degrees fahrenheit is about -17 degrees c. Combine that with winds up to 60 kph and you can start to get an idea of what "cold" means in the upper midwest of the US where it's not unusual for temperatures to fall below -26 degrees c.