[at-l] Cold weather hiking

[orangebug74@yahoo.com (Orange Bug)]

Bingo, you are so right. If there is snow, it is amazing how the
calorie consumption goes sky high as the snow depth increases. You
really have to pay attention to your pace and sweating, as you can get
sweaty and chilled real quickly. You ideally want to walk cool and
adjust layers frequently. 

Bill...

--- kahley <kahley7@ptd.net> wrote:
> It's not a matter of seeming to, it really does!  One of the jobs
> of yer bod is to maintain core temp within optimal range.  It
> has to burn fuel to do that.  The colder it is, the greater the
> percentage of your bodies energy conversion capacity goes
> into just warming the air that you suck into your lungs.


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