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British adventure photographer Robbie Shone descended into the Gorner Glacier near Zermatt in Switzerland to capture spectacular pictures of ice caves.

holy sheets...frozen balls anyone?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/earthpicturegalleries/9695790/British-photographer-Robbie-Shone-explores-beautiful-ice-caves-in-a-Swiss-glacier.html?frame=2406413

Come on dude - you'd do that s**t in shorts

Looks awesome...and yes Gerry...you would do it in shorts!

aim54x wrote:Looks awesome...and yes Gerry...you would do it in shorts!

Remorhaz wrote:Come on dude - you'd do that s**t in shorts

i'd have to wear my beanie I suppose.....ya lose 20% of your heat outta your dome..

biggerry wrote:i'd have to wear my beanie I suppose.....ya lose 20% of your heat outta your dome..

Too true....hence they vent the top of motor racing helmets

Lovely stuff! -18 isn't that bad. I've been out hiking around -15 before and when you're moving, it's fine.

biggerry wrote:

aim54x wrote:Looks awesome...and yes Gerry...you would do it in shorts!

Remorhaz wrote:Come on dude - you'd do that s**t in shorts

i'd have to wear my beanie I suppose.....ya lose 20% of your heat outta your dome..

Actually, that would be true only if your head comprised one-fifth of your exposed skin. The myth that you lose more heat from your head than other parts of your body has been perpetuated by the powerful Head, Beanie and Other Domal Apparel Research Lobby.

PiroStitch wrote:I've been out hiking around -15 before and when you're moving, it's fine.

in shorts ?

Reschsmooth wrote:has been perpetuated by the powerful Head, Beanie and Other Domal Apparel Research Lobby.

Reschsmooth wrote:Actually, that would be true only if your head comprised one-fifth of your exposed skin. The myth that you lose more heat from your head than other parts of your body has been perpetuated by the powerful Head, Beanie and Other Domal Apparel Research Lobby.

I can see a Mythbuster episode coming on.