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== Description == You know how when you turn your face up into the bright sunlight, even on the coldest winter day, it can totally lift your mood? Well, that’s what our latest limited-edition, seasonal release is all about. The Winter 2015 Quarterly Edition (our 29th) fulfills our ongoing promise to “try new things.” At first glance, it’s a wintry white-on-white, along the lines of our Northerly edition from a few years back, but take Snowblind out into the sunlight, and it’s a whole different story. The covers (100# Sappi McCoy Silk cover stock) are silk-screened (a Field Notes first in itself) with two custom inks. The Field Notes logo is a pearlescent “interference” ink that glimmers and sparkles, and the rest of the book is coated in a nearly-magical “photochromic” ink that changes color when exposed to sunlight. Indoors, they’re white, outdoors they’re blue! The body pages are 60# Finch Opaque text paper marked with a very faint gray graph, and the books are bound with glossy white staples. <ref>{{cite web|url= https://fieldnotesbrand.com/products/snowblind |title= Field Notes Snowblind page |site= Field Notes }}</ref>
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