Don't think that. Many saner, nicer people also agree that Health&Safety should have its wings clipped.
because, being a generous soul, you want to share driving with foodies, food with walkers, and walking is the best form of travel. Well, walking with occasional driving, the odd train-boat.
Help St Ann's Hospice and get my book freeHi Guys. As you may know, I have been selling an ebook for the last 12 months about creating Restaurant Quality Chinese Food in your home kitchen, for which I charge £4.99...
I think his jacket is ceramic, mine's Goretex, neither breathable, but mine has pitzips and one set of chest pockets zips open for a through-draught when appropriate. I've seen windproof fleece in gloves, in fact I bought a pair (£30!) to take to Scotland because I get whitefinger, but the seams at the base of the thumb failed on both gloves in the first 2 hours of use. I took them back and complained. Luckily had spare gloves in my pack... no wonder I need a 35l daypack
I'm training myself to do the proper drinking thing. It does make a difference to performance, but it's a pain getting the waterbottle out of a side pocket. besides, the hydration sack makes good use of the ventilation space built into the pack and at 2l it's a lot bigger than my water bottle.
regards sarah
-- Think of it as evolution in action.
