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Ahahaha brilliant!! :D What was the temperature?

Не нужно столько слоев. Они не будут работать эффективно. На -30 достаточно теплого термобелья, флисовой кофты, утепленных штанов, сверху пуховую жилетку для утепления туловища и парки с капюшоном

There should be easier solution. 😅

Tim que buena aventura, perros, bicicletas, canoas y por sobre todo el paisaje. Te felicito amigo estas en el paraíso

BORING AND STUPID!

This is not how you dress. You have WAY too many layers on. Here’s how to properly dress: a base layer, a mid layer, an outer layer. You should only use wool or synthetics. NO COTTON. The thickness of your middle layer (think a sweater or fleece jacket) as well as your outer layer will depend on the temperature outside. You can also have two thinner outer layers (like a thin down jacket underneath a thicker down jacket) instead of a thicker jacket (like a thick parka). This will allow you to remove a layer if you get too hot. Overheating is dangerous in the cold as it can cause you to sweat, which will make you really cold and In certain situations can give you hypothermia. That is also why you should avoid cotton. It is bad at wicking moisture, doesn’t insulate well,holds on to moisture and takers a long time to dry. There’s a cold weather survival saying that says :cotton kills. Your baselayer shouldn’t be too thick as the purpose of a base layer is to wick moisture away from your body, thus helping you stay dry and therefore warm. A baselayer that is too thick will cause you to sweat. If you are getting cold, you don’t need a thicker baselayer, you need a thicker middle layer and outer layer. A baselayer should be between 125gsm and 250gsm. (180gsm to 200gsm is perfect) gsm means grams per square meter of whatever fabric the baselayer is made of. I hope this helps. Don’t put too many layers like in this video.

As someone who lives in an area that often gets the -40°C as well as participated in extreme cold arctic expeditions, the amount of layers you’re wearing is way too much and will cause you to overheat and sweat which is a sure way to get really cold and maybe even sick in the extreme cold. Getting wet in the cold can also cause hypothermia. That is just not how do you layer.

What's tim up to?

Going to restroom must be a fun !

Kittos! I still dream about this trip and the adorable huskies! I'll definitely do this again! If you guys love adventure and huskies, I totally recommend Hetta Huskies! <3

Heras pups ?

Awww so cute

😊Cherry is very sweet and she and her brother have beautiful coats like a real old fashioned husky. And Väk does have a beautiful eyes.

Where's Tim?

Ah, irrepressible exuberance of Spring.

Hi very good ❤😮

Most sane finnish person

Looks like fun 1/50pm

Awesome

Miss it 😢

Tim, nice to see you're keepin busy.

J'adore cette musique un peu japonaise, kl énergie les petits !!

An Alaskan Husky CALLED Laika after the first dog in Space. :)

What kind of Laika is that?

Lovely❤

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Excellente présentation 👍👍👍

Very nice

Wow

They adopted an Alaskan Husky from Bush, Alaska 🤔 I wonder if it was a dog from the legend Brent Sass. He lives in Bush.

Lol waaay to many layers, its always about quality over quantity.

vax = poison since no virus ever

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Makes it even more an adventure. It looks your dogs love snow more than water. Well done

Togo is now living happily in Italy with two of our previous 5-day clients, Andrea and Letitia...along with Leon, Yasper and Yesper...all retired sleddogs from Hetta Huskies.

Sisu is now living happily in Southern Finland (along with another Hetta Huskies retired dog called Cinamon) and Seljelji is now living with a former guide in Switzerland.

Another What to wear!👕❄

I really enjoyed that Anna. I feel like I have a much better understanding of Finland and your life there now. It seems a lifetime since the three of us went to Tyneside for you to check out the Uni there - actually it is less than half a lifetime but you and Debbie have certainly made the most of your lives. I like to think Debbie gets her adventurous spirit from me since I left home and went to London etc at 16 years old , but you are both your own people. Keep in touch Anna and thanks for giving Debbie such a good time. Mike.

Fantastic Anna. I've been looking at Hertta Huskies posts for years but thick me never realised they were yours ! You and Debbie have Launched yourselves a long way from Chenet, Oldd Penkridge Road and Kilmorie Road . Really enjoyed that video. Mike.

Your -40 would probably take me to -120.

Beautiful!

Good job Tim.

Nice pulks..and hardware. You guys make excellent outdoor gear. New Brunswick Canada 🇨🇦

This is super cool

That makes me tired just watching and thinking about carrying all of that clothing weight. When you are buying boots, do you first decide on how many layers of socks you will wear with the boots? The boots that you wear in 0 degrees then would be too small for -20 degrees?

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The boy manages with just the one jacket.

He is adorable! I wish I could have them all

I have never seen that before... I learn something from you all the time! I hear the doggies

It snows in Australia but it gets the most coldest -5 degrees