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Well austo lives in Alpine area where weather is really moisty throuought the year so cold weather can be fucking anoying even at higher - temperatures.
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You need to be used to it too, and have high body fat %, otherwise you can be stocky as you want, and you will still be worse of then a climatized maasai with enough body fat %...Originally Posted by Hoca
" I once tried thinking for an entire day, but I found it less valuable than one moment of study. I once tried standing up on my toes to see far out in the distance, but I found that I could see much farther by climbing to a high place."
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Well I saw that NE Norway got very low temperatures.
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The coldest parts in Norway are usually inland regions, in South, Central and Far Northern, the rest is mild:
" I once tried thinking for an entire day, but I found it less valuable than one moment of study. I once tried standing up on my toes to see far out in the distance, but I found that I could see much farther by climbing to a high place."
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Well I read that most coldest area from Norway is Finnmark,there it was recorded coldest temperature from Norway ever:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finnmark#Climate
It was -51.4 degrees Celsius.
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Resilient humans live there. I wonder how people managed this even before the modern age. Today it's even nearly impossible, but was is like a hundred years ago?
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-15 here is cold as hell.
1000 dollar bottle in get poured straight out doe
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Duh, it's obvious the Turkic master race will survive in all conditions.:
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At 0°C my hands turn red already and I need to use gloves when working outside (like surveying for instance). That is just the way my body reacts. Then again: 0°C or -15°C, hardly a difference to me as long as I have protection.
Still, for cold winters alone I doubt I'd thrive in Northern Europe. Searing hot temperatures, however, I can take like a pro. Been in Córdoba and Sevilla during July before and these are among the hottest places in Europe.
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Last winter it was -37 in northern Hedmark, also there was -39 recorded in Ringerike and -36 in Hallingdal two years ago.
In 1987 it was –47 in Drevsjø, Hedmark, which I think is the East Norwegian record.
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