I didn't wear wool socks which might explained why today my toes were getting cold after only 5 km. Technically one could/should wear boot covers at least. I don't like the idea of cycling in boots and slipping of the pedals.
Ventured out today at -17 degrees C. this morning. Up to -12 C (whoopee).
Still my fingers were cold. My lobster claw insulated mitts require I have to shove my mittened hands into them, I have them all layered up in advance.
Still, today I was glad to get home after more grocery shopping (with a stop at a bakery for a lovely pastry. They treated me well by bringing out a chair for me to sit and have a hot coffee too.). I have a case of Reynauld's syndrome in my fingers, which get cold easily even in near freezing temp.
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