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  • Sweden in February
  • mikey74
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    Looks like I may have to go there for a three day work visit in a few weeks time. I suspect it will be cold so what gear should I need to take?

    Be aware that I only have “UK winter” gear, which is probably far from adequate for the Sweden winter, so any gear I take will probably need to be bought or borrowed.

    Murray
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    If it’s Stockholm or Gothenburg normal “UK Winter” gear is fine. I’m assuming you’ll mainly be inside rather than in a forest for 3 days.

    mikey74
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    Apparently where I’m going is approx. 2.5 hrs North of Stockholm, although I suspect I will be indoors more than outside, as you say.

    Pigface
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    Could be very cold, hat and gloves essential as is some decent footwear. Just grab some thermals unless you are going to be doing anything outside. Have fun and learn a few words of Svenska.

    Caher
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    I work with some swedes and they say it is not so cold in the winter due to the gulf stream…

    mikey74
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    with -17F in the forecast I beg to differ 😆

    Sidney
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    mikey74 – though it may say brass monkeys on the thermometer from what I remember of my Finnish adventures it doesn’t feel quite so bad perhaps because it is a drier cold. Sometimes in England doesn’t matter how many layers I wear I can still feel cold!

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