Mt. Airy Rd., Monaghan Township, York County, Pennsylvania |
In winter, I keep the cabin cool by most people’s standards.
I am happy if I wake in the morning and the temperature isn’t below 60. Partly I just don’t like the expense
associated with heating in the winter, but almost as important, I am not
comfortable with huge temperature changes going from the inside to the outside
or vice versa. I don’t cool the cabin
very much in the summer for the same reasons.
But the dampness can get to me, just as humidity can in the summer.
So, while I will resist if possible, I may also give
in—even if the leaves are still on the trees, and many of them are still green.
2 comments:
Yeah, that damp cold can get to you. Enjoy a fire if you want one!
I had to turn the heat on in the house when it got down to 61 degrees. Kali would have forced me to do it if I hadn't taken the initiative but, to tell the truth, I was cold, too.
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