1- double layered stocking cap
2 - two hoodies (hoods worn in the up position)
3 - Hogwarts scarf (warming spells not included)
4 - mittens (except you can't wear these while doing the actual milking)
5 - full-length insulated coveralls
6 - overalls
7 - muck boots with cracks in the bottom (cracks don't leak because any moisture is already frozen solid)
8 - two pairs of thick wool socks
(Please note the drips of milk on the boots and coveralls that doesn't melt until it has been in the house for at least 5 minutes.)
Thanks. Nostalgic desire to have our own cow (and chickens)-gone.
ReplyDeleteYour welcome!
ReplyDeleteYour welcome!
ReplyDeleteI'm impressed. And quite grateful to others doing the same so that I can buy my milk from the comfort and convenience of a local grocery store.
ReplyDeleteStephanie it's 57 degrees down here. I'm riding my bike each day.
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