ANST - Mongol bathing

j'lynn yeates jyeates at realtime.net
Thu Nov 30 19:16:32 PST 2000


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> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-ansteorra at ansteorra.org
> [mailto:owner-ansteorra at ansteorra.org]On Behalf Of Mark.S Harris
> Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2000 15:35
> To: ansteorra at ansteorra.org
> Subject: ANST - Mongol bathing
> 
> But I thought washing the Mongol and washing his clothes were
> synonymous, since they were done at the same time, and even then
> only by accident such as in a rainstorm. And those can be rather
> rare I hear in the desert. Aren't they the folks that just keep
> piling on more furs and clothes as the underlayers rot off?

in the modern world, your true mongol / horse barbarian types tend to
be harley-cynn ... we keep our eye's on the skies and watch for rain
- - then we ride! (wash the bod & the ride at same time) .. last few
weeks locally have been glorious !!! 

and what underlayers ???? ... proper sequence is skin then leather
... keep outer layer well greased and replace when/if abraded away by
circumstance (asphalt surfing anyone ???? ...). only addition, if
going into battle, you add the silk layer underneath the leather /
over-armour(makes pulling out arrow heads easier)

unfortunately, what with a totally blown plumbing system (old and
finally started falling apart) and a bathroom under stalled remodel,
the thread hits too close to home (g) ...  goddess be praised for gym
memberships! ... used to have to "go six miles to the river to bathe"
(ymca location), changed membership so now only have to go two miles
.. ahh, the joys of civilization!

also, notorious for wearing the favored clothing until they wear out
& rot away (hold some treasured pairs of "denims & t's of many
holes") and then they become bike cleaning rags ....

'wolf
... only a true rider understands why you put on your leather
jacket/jeans and face guard *before* riding into the desert in summer

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