Packing And Portaging
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In snowy, cold weather I have found heavy German socks and ordinary shoes, large enough to avoid the pos- sibility of pinching the feet, admirable foot- wear for the saddle. But whatever is decided upon, extra trousers, extra leggings and extra shoes are superfluous. One pair of each the pair worn is sufficient.
The hat should be of the Western style, with broad brim, and of the best grade. The brims of the cheaper ones are sure to sag after a lit- PERSONAL OUTFIT 69 tie wear and exposure to a ...shower or two. A good reliable hat may be had for five dollars that will stand several years of hard wear and may be renovated when soiled, assuming again the freshness of a new hat. I have one for which I paid fourteen pesos in Monterey, Mex- ico, in 1907. I have worn it pretty steadily since in camp and on the trail. It has been twice renovated, and to-day so nearly resem- bles a new hat that I am not ashamed to wear it about town.
Heavy gauntlet buckskin gloves are a neces- sary protection, not only against cold in frosty weather, but against brush in summer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In snowy, cold weather I have found heavy German socks and ordinary shoes, large enough to avoid the pos- sibility of pinching the feet, admirable foot- wear for the saddle. But whatever is decided upon, extra trousers, extra leggings and extra shoes are superfluous. One pair of each the pair worn is sufficient.
The hat should be of the Western style, with broad brim, and of the best grade. The brims of the cheaper ones are sure to sag after a lit- PERSONAL OUTFIT 69 tie wear and exposure to a ...shower or two. A good reliable hat may be had for five dollars that will stand several years of hard wear and may be renovated when soiled, assuming again the freshness of a new hat. I have one for which I paid fourteen pesos in Monterey, Mex- ico, in 1907. I have worn it pretty steadily since in camp and on the trail. It has been twice renovated, and to-day so nearly resem- bles a new hat that I am not ashamed to wear it about town.
Heavy gauntlet buckskin gloves are a neces- sary protection, not only against cold in frosty weather, but against brush in summer.
What to read after Packing And Portaging?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace Dillon to read onlineMoreLess
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