Brrrr!!!!!!

mazpillion · 02-Nov-2006, 18:04

A very chilly 18 degrees C here, but still loverly and sunny

andys 900ss · 02-Nov-2006, 18:06

They were gritting my street last night !!!!!!!!!!!

Andy

BDG · 02-Nov-2006, 18:41

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Originally Posted by mazpillion

A very chilly 18 degrees C here, but still loverly and sunny

I'm VERY VERY jealous

Bionicle · 02-Nov-2006, 22:53

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Originally Posted by mazpillion

A very chilly 18 degrees C here, but still loverly and sunny

Thats called rubbing salt into the wounds

mazpillion · 03-Nov-2006, 08:33

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Originally Posted by Bionicle

Thats called rubbing salt into the wounds

It's all relative though, it feels cold to us, we have been having temps up in the high 20's right up to this week.......
and when I walked the dog at 7.30 this morning it was 6 degrees - still loverly and sunny though....

Monty · 03-Nov-2006, 08:54

Maz, as I write this it is 8.00am friday, bright and sunny-and 1.5c outside with a frost on the garden...............and I live in Cambridgeshire!
Mind you it will get a lot colder over the winter where you are I suspect than where I am.

John

Melnie Mouse · 03-Nov-2006, 10:29

It's been mild for ages for this time of year until 2 days ago all of a sudden, and it's freezing riding in at 7.45 in the morning! cold at night once heating goes off, and i've only just put that on 2 days ago!

back to getting bike mucky soon then, and yukky salt again, oh no washing after ride outs everytime, what a chore!

BDG · 03-Nov-2006, 12:14

It was brass monkey weather up here this morning, but still enjoyed the ride in coz it was lovely bright sunshine, so with a bit a imagination and being well wraapped up i could imagine it being summer in the South of France, sad but true

mazpillion · 03-Nov-2006, 12:30

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Originally Posted by Monty

Maz, as I write this it is 8.00am friday, bright and sunny-and 1.5c outside with a frost on the garden...............and I live in Cambridgeshire!
Mind you it will get a lot colder over the winter where you are I suspect than where I am.

John

I don't think so - we are in the plain, not up the mountains..... last Xmas day was 22 degrees

So we get to look at all the pretty snow, without actually having to experience it.
However, now that we have a husky, we may just have to take him up to the snowline.

yorkshire pud · 19-Nov-2006, 14:10

dont let it off the lead they never come back

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02-Nov-2006, 18:04	#1
mazpillion Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 523 Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Perpignan, France Mood: chilled in France A very chilly 18 degrees C here, but still loverly and sunny Reply

02-Nov-2006, 18:06	#2
andys 900ss Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,589 Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: nottingham Mood: #65 Double Desmo Due Champion - Class B 2007, Class A 2009 They were gritting my street last night !!!!!!!!!!! Andy Reply

03-Nov-2006, 12:14	#8
BDG Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Posts: 3,893 Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: The North Mood: Daft as MartinH after too much Smirnoff Ice It was brass monkey weather up here this morning, but still enjoyed the ride in coz it was lovely bright sunshine, so with a bit a imagination and being well wraapped up i could imagine it being summer in the South of France, sad but true Reply

19-Nov-2006, 14:10	#10
yorkshire pud Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 182 Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: halfax west yorks Mood: poon tang dont let it off the lead they never come back Reply