There’s no sense in playing outside in snow-covered New England unless you have the right gear. Even a short stroll can lead to hypothermia, especially if you are not dressed properly. Luckily, it’s pretty easy to figure out—some key elements give you warmth through insulation but also keep air from getting trapped against your body.. [Read More]
This is how I define weather: HHOOOTTTT – 95 degrees plus – far too hot to clean stalls, far too hot to ride a horse, far too hot for the horses. Change the water often because they aren’t huge fans of warm hay saturated tea… Hot – 80 degrees plus when my eyeballs sweat.. [Read More]
Photo by jmp71, CC0 1.0 Getting snowed into your house is probably one of the best things you can ask for. You don’t have to go for work, the kids can have fun outside, and you can enjoy a nice cup of hot chocolate by the fire. However, this also gives you a great excuse.. [Read More]