DREW WILEY
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Depends what you're used to. I'm often out on the Point wearing merely a T-shirt. You can always tell when people are from inland because they're
wearing thick jackets. Conversely, when I go inland in summer, I have to get up to nine or ten thousand feet of altitude to feel comfortable. My own
place is usually in the mid-fifties all summer, with the wind howling right off the Bay. Mark Twain had a famous saying: "The coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San Francisco".
wearing thick jackets. Conversely, when I go inland in summer, I have to get up to nine or ten thousand feet of altitude to feel comfortable. My own
place is usually in the mid-fifties all summer, with the wind howling right off the Bay. Mark Twain had a famous saying: "The coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San Francisco".