Without beating an old dog to death, but, being a fair skinned person, I can
echo the importance of sun protection. We moved to Wyoming back in January,
and even though the winters can be harsh here, the sun rays in the summer are
intense. Back in May, I attended a cattle branding, and the temperature was in
the 70's, and it was slightly overcast. We had a nice breeze blowing, and it
felt very comfortable. I did wear long sleeves, however, my face got cooked!
 Since then, I use a number 40 sun block, wear a hat, and cover as much of my
body as I can. At my age, I need to cover as much as I can! By the way, my
high yesterday here in SE Wyoming was 96 degrees, however, humidity values
were around 10%. Until later, blessings to all.

Jack
www.wyomingwx.net

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