Baby, it’s cold outside
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- January
- 26
I remember field trips as being a chance to get out of the classroom and do something different. Even a bad field trip might have been considered better than a good day at school.
Not so sure that was the thinking of a bunch of kids gathered this morning at Teatown Lake Reservation in Yorktown. A dozen or so stood on the lake’s ice as part of an aquatic study program. The wind chill is about zero right now as I write this . . .
Can’t get your head around wind chill, frostbite etc.? Check this out.
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on Friday, January 26th, 2007 at 12:36 pm by Mike Risinit.
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