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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by GLC1968 View Post

    Lisa, there is no way I could sleep in wool unless Ibex does camisoles really soon. I get too hot sleeping in anything but a thin tank top because my husband is a furnace.
    Yes my husband is a furnace too.
    I can "sort of" understand you not wanting to sleep in wool if you live in NC.


    "Hi, my name is Catherine and I am a wool addict"
    In moments of weakness, review post #4 of this thread.
    Lisa
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lisa S.H. View Post
    Yes my husband is a furnace too.
    I can "sort of" understand you not wanting to sleep in wool if you live in NC.

    In moments of weakness, review post #4 of this thread.
    I'm working on relocating somewhere cooler - so I'll keep the wool jammies in mind when that happens.

    OMG, and #4 is awesome! Thanks for bringing it to my attention (and for posting it originally).


    I'd also like to mention that wool has given me a winter riding partner again. My husband (the furnace) is a cold weather wimp. A true southern boy! I bought him two smartwool tops last year and not only did he never wear them, but he hardly ever rode with me. I thought I'd be riding alone again this winter, but last weekend he pulled out the wool and he's convinced! He loved it and it's inspiring him to try colder temps with me! Yay for wool!!
    My new non-farm blog: Finding Freedom

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    steep and cheap ibex switchback full zip 58% off!!!
    Mimi Team TE BIANCHISTA
    for six tanks of gas you could have bought a bike.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mimitabby View Post
    steep and cheap ibex switchback full zip 58% off!!!
    In Periwinkle/Charcoal and Persimmon.

    Persimmon, Lisa S.H., Persimmon!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dianyla View Post
    In Periwinkle/Charcoal and Persimmon.

    Persimmon, Lisa S.H., Persimmon!!!

    I have it already, and I did get it on sale!!
    But thanks for thinking of me!

    I have moved on to Shaks this year.

    GLC- that is so great about your husband!!!
    My husband is happy today- he just got some very nice new merino long john bottoms. MMMmmmmmm........

    I think about past years when I had not discovered good wool yet. I always avoided being out in the cold winter. Now, with good wool layers, I love being out in the freezing cold- biking, walking, snowshoeing....wool has changed MY life too!
    Lisa
    My mountain dulcimer network...FOTMD.com...and my mountain dulcimer blog
    My personal blog:My blog
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    Yipppeee!!! that's me yelling on the inside as I rode around and up and down the hills of my neighborhood this afternoon ON MY NEW AURORA----IN MY NEW WOOL!!!

    I wore a LS crew and my persimmon switchback and even though it was chilly and i am still lingering on the edge of a cold/flu...I did not overheat and thus sweat and I was not cold...I was happily thermoregulated!

    Can't wait for all that wool I bought this weekend (dangerous lying in bed with nothing to do and a credit card).

    I also just got 2 100% merino sweaters on ebay for 20.00...!!! including a black full zip....
    Discipline is remembering what you want.

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    Oh man, Elk....you are really COOKIN'!!!!!
    I am so happy to hear how happy you are with your new touring bike.

    I LOVE the Skyline Ibex top in black/chalk I got today:
    http://www.ibexwear.com/shop/Product...l-Zip-Wool-Top
    Dianyla was right- it's not "that" thick- it's thinner than the shaks and switchbacks, but thicker than the usual base layers. It is very cozy and soft, and it looks great on me- a very slimming and flattering style. I feel like I'm on Star Trek. A nice change from the cat burglar all-black look I tend to wear too much. I don't care for the new Ibex "warm green", so that one is going back and I'll keep the black/chalk one.
    Lisa
    My mountain dulcimer network...FOTMD.com...and my mountain dulcimer blog
    My personal blog:My blog
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