xdbtcp   
Feb 11, 2008
| Is "she built an igloo" acceptable?  |
besmartbaby  
Feb 12, 2008
| I guess so never thought of that....  |
SSVillalobos
Feb 15, 2008
| Good survival skill! |
treyflip3
Feb 15, 2008
| I thought of an igloo aswell. |
rockstar1234567
Feb 17, 2008
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besmartbaby
Feb 17, 2008
| it's not an igloo |
friesaregood
Apr 11, 2008
| Wahoo! I got that one right! But, um, why did it have to be in the shape of a sock? |
tonjawithaj
Apr 14, 2008
| This is grammatically hard to follow. "She is freezing," to "...she is warm enough now," is contradictory. |
uhhhh
Apr 19, 2008
| A pocket won't work that well. The igloo is better. Actually, the igloo must be the answer. You can't be warm enough in a snow pocket. |
castillion 
May 02, 2008
| You can be warm in a pocket of snow. In fact if its deep and wide you can build a fire in it and sleep on a shelf of ice if you build it properly. Ray Meares shows how its done in one of his survival programmes.  |
Wa11E  
Sep 20, 2008
| WET! Try the Ice Palace Sweden |
javaguru
Jan 08, 2009
| I said snow cave. An igloo is built on top of the snow and a lot of work. A snow cave is down in the snow and horizontal so that you are covered from above.
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(user deleted)
Mar 18, 2009
| The trick is good insulation (and not getting wet--which loses heat fast).
Some branches and pine needles for your snow cave provide a little insulation to rest on.
The "sock" shape may help keep the wind out.
But nothing beats warm clothes and boots--and a cell phone which can help anyone locate you. |
Paladin
Apr 09, 2009
| A snow cave or igloo would work, just be sure to stay dry (as has been mentioned) and to keep the entrance low, so that heat doesn't flow out as readily. It is also wise to have a sloped or rounded ceiling (not flat) to keep the melting snow against the wall of the structure and off of you |
MusiK
Jan 09, 2010
| I bet she wants to go home lol |
princess2007
Mar 09, 2011
| I thought IGLOO!! but i think that's a valid answer as well!! |
Candi7
Jun 10, 2012
| Nice puzzle, even though I took like an hour to get the answer.
When you think about it, the phrase "the snow is protecting her from the cold" seems kind of weird when you don't Know what's going on! |
