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Cool Leeseo!
 
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That mountain looks 2 dimensional. Just saying... and you can't climb a mountain in cotton sweat pants and not die... Lastly the puffy jacket makes her head look small.
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That mountain looks 2 dimensional. Just saying... and you can't climb a mountain in cotton sweat pants and not die... Lastly the puffy jacket makes her head look small.
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Koreans always say your face looks small as a compliment, I'm sure thats how you mean it too :thumbsupcat:
 
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Cute outfit though. I like the fuzzy pants. :lucastwerk:
yeah professional hikers like Leeseo do not hurt the mountains while climbing them :thumbsupcat:
Can't be a professional hiker with out actually climbing the mountain. :sippinthetea:
 
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Noone who seriously hike would have open their coat up like that in the mountain and with only a t-shirt underneath and exposing belly :llama_ramen:
Actually thats not true. When hiking mountains, especially really high mountains with wide swings of temperature, it's all about regulating body temperature. If you break a serious sweat on a high mountain, or when it's really cold it can and will lead to death because "drying" your clothes becomes in possible and wet clothes equals cold, which equals death. So when you feel hot enough to start sweating you do unzip your coats, remove layers until your cold enough to put them back on. Plus Leeseo's tummy is cute.
 
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Actually thats not true. When hiking mountains, especially really high mountains with wide swings of temperature, it's all about regulating body temperature. If you break a serious sweat on a high mountain, or when it's really cold it can and will lead to death because "drying" your clothes becomes in possible and wet clothes equals cold, which equals death. So when you feel hot enough to start sweating you do unzip your coats, remove layers until your cold enough to put them back on. Plus Leeseo's tummy is cute.
Cute won't keep you alive :llama_ramen:

But I was joking but you are correct. I have a very hard time thermal regulating when I hike since I always run very warm so I sweat easily so keeping dry is hard. But also you have to layer properly, while unzipping coat down to just tshirt will cool you down, it can be too cold and causes your body temperature to heat up and try to keep you warm which makes it even harder then to not sweat, at least for me so I always have to 'warm dry" that is even if I start sweating a little, I wear very breathable fabric that moisture wicks really well so I can stay warm while wicking away sweat.
 
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Cute won't keep you alive :llama_ramen:

But I was joking but you are correct. I have a very hard time thermal regulating when I hike since I always run very warm so I sweat easily so keeping dry is hard. But also you have to layer properly, while unzipping coat down to just tshirt will cool you down, it can be too cold and causes your body temperature to heat up and try to keep you warm which makes it even harder then to not sweat, at least for me so I always have to 'warm dry" that is even if I start sweating a little, I wear very breathable fabric that moisture wicks really well so I can stay warm while wicking away sweat.
At least we know she'll never actually climb a mountain. The real nature stuff gets left to Gauel. :icgyu:
 
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Actually thats not true. When hiking mountains, especially really high mountains with wide swings of temperature, it's all about regulating body temperature. If you break a serious sweat on a high mountain, or when it's really cold it can and will lead to death because "drying" your clothes becomes in possible and wet clothes equals cold, which equals death. So when you feel hot enough to start sweating you do unzip your coats, remove layers until your cold enough to put them back on. Plus Leeseo's tummy is cute.
Cute won't keep you alive :llama_ramen:

But I was joking but you are correct. I have a very hard time thermal regulating when I hike since I always run very warm so I sweat easily so keeping dry is hard. But also you have to layer properly, while unzipping coat down to just tshirt will cool you down, it can be too cold and causes your body temperature to heat up and try to keep you warm which makes it even harder then to not sweat, at least for me so I always have to 'warm dry" that is even if I start sweating a little, I wear very breathable fabric that moisture wicks really well so I can stay warm while wicking away sweat.
I see Pandaman is starting to understand that Leeseo is a true epxert in the field :thumbsupcat:
 

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