Preparedness for when

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GreyQueen wrote: »

Heh! It's 17.5 degrees according to this site

It's a damn site hotter than that here.

My thermometer is reading 86f, which is 30c

17.5c is only 63.5f

nuatha

GreyQueen wrote: »

Heh! It's 17.5 degrees according to this site;

http://www.bordersweather.co.uk/wxindex.php

That isn't roasting...............but it is hotter than Provincial City by several degrees atm - bah!

Pressure's dropping, that's not a good omen, is it?

19 degrees here, far too hot - actually I'm ok for another 4 degrees, then I'll start to suffer.
We're just not used to this sort of temperature in these parts.
Dread to think what the thermometer reads inland.

RAS

supposed to be 18-19 here but feels a lot warmer.

Going home in a mo.

Hardup_Hester

A shewee is useful for festivals, saves queueing time fo the toilets, just use the nearest hedge like the men do. I have one in my car for emergency stops.
The first time my DD went to reading festival she took her heated rollers with her!!
Hester

VJsmum

Ooh yes, I have my shewee - and i've tested it TOday I bought a bottle of fabric conditioner with a very wide neck to use at night as I'm not trogging across a field in the dark. Just got to use it all in 3 weeks now - shouldn't be a problem - i'll decant any left (fabric softener, not festival arisings :rotfl:).

I'm still taking notes - thanks all

GreyQueen

VJsmum wrote: »

Ooh yes, I have my shewee - and i've tested it TOday I bought a bottle of fabric conditioner with a very wide neck to use at night as I'm not trogging across a field in the dark. Just got to use it all in 3 weeks now - shouldn't be a problem - i'll decant any left (fabric softener, not festival arisings :rotfl:).

I'm still taking notes - thanks all

Hope you chose C0mfort............and I really must get the supper going.

mardatha

Ooooh where did you find Greenlaw's weather lol - I'm a good bit further west than that and I'm sure we had at least 30C !!
But I do tell fibs at times
the RV said it was 16 here. cos we higher up. But it was gorgeous anyway ! :cool:

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While I was at Winfields of Haslingden, I had a look at some Kelly Kettles.

They're awfully big, and expensive. :eek:

GreyQueen

mardatha wrote: »

Ooooh where did you find Greenlaw's weather lol - I'm a good bit further west than that and I'm sure we had at least 30C !!
But I do tell fibs at times
the RV said it was 16 here. cos we higher up. But it was gorgeous anyway ! :cool:

I just bunged "Borders weather" into my search engine and that's what came up. I don't know where ya live so that was an approximate guess.

Supper's a-cooking. Getting a bit hungry now........

BessieBooBoo

Bedsit_Bob wrote: »

Wouldn't a house brick, tied to its collar, be a cheaper and more permanent solution?

BedsitBob!

How very dare you!

Poor old Bessie....

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