Jean O'Boyle wrote:
> "Todd Michel McComb" wrote in message
> news:f4i07o$1ctv$1@agricola.medieval.org...
>
>>In article ,
>>Jean O'Boyle wrote:
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>>>The best way to go is to layer..a t-shirt, long sleeved shirt,
>>>sweater and lastly, jacket with a hood...
>>
>>Maybe I'm missing something, but the National Weather Service has
>>lows in the 40s for e.g. Juneau this week. If I wore all that in
>>the 40s, I'd roast. What am I missing? I was intending to skip
>>the whole sweater layer.
>
>
> That is why I said to layer...and remove what you don't need as the
> temperatures dictate. You may just need all that while stopped near the
> glaciers or on deck while the ship is moving.
> The temperatures on the ship are much cooler than those on land.
>
> --Jean
>
>
American temperatures are given in degrees F, not
C. We have been to Alaska several times during
this period under consideration and have always
dressed in layers: a sweater and a windproof /
waterproof breathable covering jacket. Along with
some kind of head cover to keep the sun off. We've
had temperatures from 40 F to 90 F and enjoyed
them all.
Have a great trip,
John in LALALAnd (On the US Left Coast) |