Traditional Rain Clothing

[Bugbear]

Try digging a cave in the side of a mountain, Ted, and plant cacti around the entrance to keep away anybody who messes with you. That should keep you dry.

I already have a cactus fence with large, movable prickly pear planters at the gates, that's usually where I drain the washing machine and ceramics water during the warmer seasons. I'm playing with the idea of adding medjool date palms to my property, if I can come up with a water plan. I'm adding pomegranates this winter to replace the peaches, apricots, and almonds I used to have.
* Correction: I have planted jojoba bushes to replace the almond trees I once had out front.

60-40 parka/ anorak? They are getting to be relics by now.

I have a very sturdy, tan London Fog overcoat with zip out fur-like lining and cotton outer shell with roll up hood, MacLowlife. I bought it at a Good Will last year. I also have a shorter raincoat that is made of something waterproof that has a roll out hood too. I suppose I should have a poncho, but the London Fog is probably all I need.