Shade note
Cotton-mill shade keeps a lead wet after the street looks dry.
Brick shade is dew with a wall attached. Holt keeps a third climate strip for it because mixing it with Pacolet dust shears the stick.
Players who practice in mill shade show up with wet grooves and a dry story. The slate treats mill shade as a shift, not as poor housekeeping. A ticket marked on a sunny mat will cup in the shade because the sole stays down a blink longer.
If your hours are mill shade, say shade. Do not borrow a village-dew ticket and expect the grease to translate.