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  1. Swimming season end nears as the sun's arc shortens above northern ridges.Soon cold mornings
    follow with a quick sun and body warmup. One apparel manufacturer offers leggings, arm warmers and
    a light balaclava in polyester. A tour of your local thrift shops or bureau raid will produce a
    child's polyester pajama separable to the manufactured set. Cutting produces the leggings, arm
    warmers and balaclava with neck opening. Velcro tabs at bal's rear can be hung with a small neck
    protective cape for long morning treks west across the desert. I have a spiderman with manzilla as
    spare. Balaclava's are made from the microspun poly t-shirt you ripped up in the brambles by using
    the existing balaclava as a pattern to paper then the T. Do one side then repeat and tape together
    for a precut trial. Cut the fabric small for a squeeze fit. The sewing takes a few minutes, keeps
    hair in place and bugs, road dirt off. the adventurous dextrous and patient can make excellent
    sokcs and sock inner liners from l;ast summers poly t's. Ect. checkpout DIY Chainguard $2 and DIY
    Tire repair in bike.tech. I write a journal at groups.sci.bio.ethology"Interspecies Communication
    Journal" 1 and 2.

    Godspeed!!!

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