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Old 07-16-2007, 07:43 AM
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My wife has the same problem.

She pulls her hair back in a ponytail and then covers her head with a ball cap ( with a clip on the back )

The hoody works very well, but can be warm.

A farmers hat works, but is anoying if you get cross winds.

A dew rag works very well and my wife uses it with equal suscess. Dew rags she uses are: a large kerchief tied about the head and tucked in the back or a biker cap that is prefitted to a persons head.

One last hat that works is a watch cap, but is warm.

My wife drives about a third of the time when we are out and about, so we have experimented with other methods to keep her hair from getting tangled.

I hope this helps.
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