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People in Denmark don't generally carry a change of clothes if it's raining. And I thought most backpacks were waterproof anyway. We use rain jackets, ponchos
by Symbiote 5y ago
People in Denmark don't generally carry a change of clothes if it's raining. And I thought most backpacks were waterproof anyway.
We use rain jackets, ponchos and/or waterproof overtrousers, depending how heavy the rain is. It's generally fairly light here, so my overtrousers don't get much use.
Temperature is not a problem, just add or remove clothing according to the temperature. (Is this not obvious? I sound like my mum when I was 8 years old "it's cold outside, wear a coat!").
- dwighttk 5y agoI’m just going to have to figure out the wardrobe change. Since I usually drive to work I’m used to wearing work temperature clothing covered by a jacket or a coat depending on temp to get to the car and in to work and if I misjudge the amount of cold it is a problem for those two minutes, maybe 5 more while the car heats up. Now I need to figure out how to handle a much longer time in the temperature and rain, plus windchill (the other day when I tried out my ebike it took 3 minutes for my eyes to stop watering, I’m hoping that is just an acclimatization thing). I did realize I can probably get some plastic bags to keep a change of clothes in inside my backpack. I’m sure I just have a bad attitude but I’m working on it over here.