LOL thanks Wolf.
Understood - the Canadian version of the Aussie sheepskin boot ! Just teasing....
That old fella in the 2nd pic could do with a warm cup of tea !
Seriously, they would be the thing to wear in the snow. Cool !
Nah,he's fine;he just had a nice hot cuppa steaming moose blood and Everclear.
I'm actually gonna be making some Wolf 'Luks this winter;Frontier style,
really nice knee high buckskin boots with elephant hide soles.
(sheeps-wool lined)
**in case you were wondering about Everclear:
"Due to its high alcohol content, Everclear is illegal, unavailable, or difficult to find in many areas. In Canada, Everclear is sold in the province of Alberta, but not in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and most other provinces.[citation needed] In British Columbia, it is available for purchase with a permit for medical use, research use, or industrial use only.
[edit] 190-proof
Concentrations of 95.6 percent ethanol and 4.4 percent water form an azeotrope such that simple distillation cannot remove any of the remaining water; 190-proof spirits are the maximum available from the distilled beverage industry. In 1979, the Guinness Book of World Records listed 190-proof Everclear as the most alcoholic drink. Guinness plc has since banned all alcohol-related entries from the book.
In the United States, it is illegal to sell the 190-proof variety in California, Florida,[3] Hawaii, Iowa,[4] Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota,[5] Nevada, New Hampshire, New York, North Carolina,[6] [7] Ohio, and Washington.
In the Commonwealth of Virginia, Everclear is legal, but not sold by state-controlled liquor stores, which have a policy against selling grain alcohol lacking distinctive color, odor, and flavor.[8]
Everclear 190 is legally sold in Alabama, Arizona, Colorado, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho,[9] Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Jersey, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon,[10] Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Wisconsin, and Wyoming, and in some military stores within the continental United States."
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