Town and Country 46

Waterproof and protective gear, maybe with the odd restraint thrown in as well. NSFW and adults only thank you. Please don't follow me if your tumblr is empty, off-topic or has anything to do with politics.

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[townandcountry46]

Looks like another really awful job.

Fancy having to wear chest waders all day and clamber over these big inflatables!

Bloke on the left is obviously hating it :-))

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[zodsqd]

ZodSqd on patrol in full CBRN protective ensemble.

[townandcountry46]

Good to see training is not being neglected.

[saunasuitguys]

[townandcountry46]

Bone dry outside. Soaking wet inside.

A normal situation for a raingear slave.

[townandcountry46]

The sun sets, but there is still a fair way to go.

The sweat uniform has done its work: there’s plenty of sweat sloshing about in the drysuit feet by now.

This could all get quite chilly once the walk is over - except for the fact that there’s a flotation suit waiting to make sure that it doesn’t.

[townandcountry46]

Simmering nicely now in the sweat uniform, which attracts attention because it is obviously excessive for the conditions - by normal standards at least!

And there is still a good long walk over the shingle ahead, so it is guaranteed to be heavy going.

The water in the rucksack will certainly be needed.

[townandcountry46]

Full layered sweat uniform, including neoprene beanie, gloves - and hood up  of course.

After about 10 mins, the sauna effect is already beginning to make itself felt.

[townandcountry46]

A pair of noisy rubberized overtrousers is always worth considering as part of a waterproof slave’s sweat uniform.

They will certainly attract some attention, especially if it is not raining.

And of course they will be hot and sweaty to wear.

[townandcountry46]

By all means go for a walk if you like.

But you’ll need to wear your sweat uniform.

Four layers plus a waterproof down jacket, boots and neoprene hat and gloves should do the job in these conditions.

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[townandcountry46]

The majority of accidents occur in the home.

So it’s really just common sense for the householder to take a few simple steps to protect himself.

For example, some basic protective clothing like this will dramatically cut the risk from household chemicals, yet is comfortable and unobtrusive to wear.

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[townandcountry46]

It’s important to check all your gear out before you set off on an expedition.

Problems with your downsuit on the mountain could be dangerous, so a long-term test like this is really just common sense.

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[townandcountry46]

The head and neck are vulnerable to injury.

They need to be protected.

[friedduckcollection]

[ruberplan]

Looks hot

[townandcountry46]

Yes, it does looks as though he’s simmering nicely underneath that lot :-)

Always worth making the most of these Pro-HD suits, as they haven’t been made for some years.

[variations-in-life]

Geared up for a test run in the submarine simulator

[rubber10]

Very nice

[divergear]

[townandcountry46]

Avon nostalgia :-)))

[townandcountry46]

Don’t worry.

No one will ever notice that you’re not just wearing some funny coloured overtrousers!