Cause we didn't get snow? Yea .. you got the best of us there .. :rolleyes:

Oh yea. You have no idea what you're missing.

I told you I have finals this week. I'll try and make a trip down when I get home :flower:

ok, just remember to wear a carnation...

Didn't write anything on mines but I'll play

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I do (now only when I am working) but when I lived in Bordentown we had a heated/AC garage that we would heat to 55 in the winter....keeps down the humidity so stuff doesnt rust as easy.

I just keep the garage door shut, seems to stay at a comfortable temp to work on things with a light coat on.

Usually it does, but in an unattached/uninsulated pole barn in the middle of a field where winds are usually around 20-25mph coming straight out of the north it gets a bit chilly.

Ahhh right, get a few propane heaters, we have one at one for our garage, and it keeps it nice and toasty.

We just put a wood burning stove out there that will warm up to 3300 square feet of insulated building, but there is nothing keeping the heat in currently so its a losing battle for 2400 sq ft.

Carhart overalls FTW. nice and toasty.

Where in LB do you live again?

The regular Carhart winter stuff I like. It is a good weight for a cool fall or spring day or he dead of winter around here.

Never get the cold/severe weather gear. If the temp is anywhere above -50 your nuts will be sticking to your leg. It is insane, they are absolute over kill for anyone not working on an ice cap.

^^^Atlantic Ave. By Bella's.