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Cold and Snowy Connecticut

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By Robert A. Stone III

In general Connecticut isn't the place for high adventure, and this winter was something to be desired for someone who wants 3 feet of snow a week, but last week we got a snow/hail storm that lasted more than 24 hours, so I packed up my gear and headed into the forest wearing my Sub Zero Parka, Snow Pro Gloves, Dome Perignon Snow Hat, and my newly purchased Wraith SL Sleeping Bag and EV2 Tent!! It was great, dry, warm, and happy, this gear works! I can't wait to get my new Maestro Backpack that I just ordered! Thanks Mountain Hardware!!!

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Comments (1)

Jeff Borden:

Bravo' Robert

I live in northern Ontario Canada and that looks like pure heaven to me. You can't put a price tag on that feeling of being out in the fresh clean cold air of winter. Thanks for sharing with us. Well done!

Jeff

Posted by Jeff Borden | April 2, 2007 5:26 AM

Posted on April 2, 2007 05:26

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