Better at 30 below than 90 above.

Walking. On a sub-zero, arctic-air-filled day. Isn’t all that bad. Believe me, it’s a delight. Because most sub-zero days are sunny. And calm. Virtually no wind. After several miles, my feet may start getting numbingly cold. Because I wear exceedingly lightweight  walking/jogging shoes. With a single pair of socks. But that’s a problem easily solved. By stepping indoors for 15 minutes.  I’ll walk 10 miles today. My usual daily tour.  I’d do the same. Whether it’s 30 below, or 90 above.  Odd thing. I’m more comfortable in 30 below than 90 above. –Jim Broede