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On Wed, 3 Dec 2008 18:18:28 +0000 (UTC), wrote:

>This is really a very common practice any place that has cold
>weather. Sure, you need to pay attention and not let stuff
>stay there the next day when it might get too warm, but it would
>be quite unusual for it to go from 35 to 60 overnight.

I can understand setting things out in a protected place if there's
snow on the ground and the temperature stays cold. I was able to wear
Bermuda shorts too many times in winter (with 3 feet of snow on the
ground) to think that practice would be advisable during the daytime -
even in the dead of a snowy winter. Maybe burying it in a snowbank
would work for daytime.

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