It's almost summer!

[Ancienne Alliance]

Well, It's still snowing on the mountain tops here, all around our house.
We are at 3600 feet altitude.

I made some fire today on the request of Lady Chrystel.

Needless to say it never really gets hot here. A bit like Scotland, without the rain.

If I ever came to visit some of you in the warmer climates, I think I would enjoy wearing Ancient Roman like sandals, with straps up to the knees.

Anyone of the Rabble have these ? Panache, I'm sure You do

[Jack Daw]

For Houston, it's not just the heat, it's the humidity, too.

[IrishGodfather]

The few times I've worn my kilt so far I've just worn my Nike running shoes with it and a polo.

[auld argonian]

I'll put in my plug for wool socks again. Wool wicks moisture (sweat) away from yer feet, cotton holds it there. Basically, dry feet are comfortable feet while damp feet make a better place for bacteria and other small things to grow. Further, you're less likely to have yer shoe rub against yer foot if a dry foot is inside a wool sock: cotton gets damp and sticks and transfers the friction through to yer foot. Cool-max is an attempt to create a synthetic wool in order to get all of the benefits without the use of sheep.

So I'll always go with wool even in the heat.

Best

AA