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Rab Microlight Alpine Down Jacket - Women's Twilight, US M/UK 12

When it's your turn to belay, locate the RAB Women's Microlight Alpine Down Jacket in your pack, pull it out of its stow chest pocket, and slip into the warmth of 750-fill down. Superior-quality European goose down boosts your body heat without the bulky, heavy feel you get from excessive layers and synthetic insulation.

Product Features
Material: [shell] Pertex Microlight 30D
Insulation: 750-fill European goose down
Fabric Waterproof Rating:
Fabric Breathability Rating:
Hood: yes, insulated
Fit: medium
Center Back Length:
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Powder Skirt:
Pockets: 1 chest zippered stow, 2 zippered handwarmer
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Weight: 14 oz
Recommended Use: alpine hiking, ice climbing, staying toasty at base camp
Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime

Redcar Boating lake, it seems there are police traffic cones dotted around.

The 1950s and 1960s were the heyday for English seaside towns such as this. The boating lake was surrounded by two swimming pools and a skating rink. Bands played every evening during the summer. Crowds flocked to the area. As cheap flights and package deals to Europe became available resorts such as this went quickly into decline. Nowadays, the boating lake is only used by the model boating club, there are no boats for hire at any time of year. The swimming pools and skating rink are long gone.

I cannot over-emphasise how much better it is to travel by train rather than plane. I travelled 'business' class (they have some other name for it) on the Eurostar for cheaper than a cattle class flight. Train stations aren't consigned to the outskirts of towns; trains are rarely late, are more comfortable and have better food that you can eat with metal cutlery. For European trips more often than not they will be quicker too without or the security hassles and queuing and waiting associated with plane travel. 'Nuff said.

Spyderco’s non-locking, one-hand open, clip carry folders are called SLIPITS. Starting in 2004, Spyderco launched a folding knife model called the UK Penknife, targeted for carry in the United Kingdom where newly imposed legal restrictions forbade folding knives with locking blades. As the SLIPIT concept gains momentum Spyderco keeps expanding the line with folders in varying sizes, steels and handles. Newly added are Lightweight SLIPITS. Lightweight UK Penknife blades are held open by a notched-joint at the knife’s pivot. When closing the blade the notch produces resistance functionally similar to traditional slip-joint penknives. Heightening control and comfort, Spyderco designers added a deep finger choil positioning the index finger on the bottom of the blade directly under the thumb. This lets you choke up near the cutting edge with comfort and dexterity. A tension-wire clip carries the folder deeply in a pocket, tip-up and ambidextrously. How is this for variety- the Lightweight Penknife comes with a GIN-1 Drop Point or Leaf Shaped blade (both hollow-ground) in three edge configuration choices, PlainEdge, SpyderEdge and CombinationEdge. Also pick your preference of a black (PE only), blue, gray or maroon FRN handle.