Here is one way to keep cool. Even with wool socks, my feet are numbfrom the cold Clinch River.
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5 comments:
Thanks for visiting my blog. I really enjoyed reading yours. The pictures and captions are so creative. Happy knitting, and blogging!
Wow, that's some pretty cold water! Good thing you had warm wool socks on. Just think how cold you could have been without them. Brrr! It looks pretty there.
Whoa, that's a little too cool for me. My fingers and toes go numb at the site of cold water. Hope you caught a lot of fish.
Happy Fishing! I hope the fishies don't nibble your wool socks.
You have some lovely river images posted here. I know how cold that water is! Its hard to imagine numb feet when the temp is in the 90's. Part of you is in the frig, the other half in the oven. But looks refreshing, none the less.
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